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Chapter 5: Social Interaction

Fundamental attribution error: bias of attributing our behavior to our circumstances and others\\\’ behavior of their character

Breaching: purposely violating social norms to examine reactions

Ethnomethodology: study of people\\\’s methods as it relates to the formation of society

Dramaturgy: we are all actors on the stage of life and we divide our world based on what we let others see or not see of us

Ascribed status: assigned social status based on characteristics like sex, race, and age 

Achieved status: earned social status based on merit 

Master status: social position central to your identity

Conspicuous consumption: the public display of lavish and wasteful spending to enhance one\\\’s social status 

Role set: complement of role-relationships within a single status 

Role strain: incompatible demands and expectations within a single role 

Role conflict: competing demands resulting from two or more statuses 

Role exit: the process of disengaging from significant roles

Role attachment: emotional intensity associated with the role