how people (strangers) create the impression that they are unaware of exactly what is
going on so that others can maintain the sense that their actions or conversations are
private and their space is being respected (i.e., the other person isn't paying too much
attention to them).
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Civil Inattention
the ways in which someone performs a role within the limits that the role provides,
while emphasizing different aspects based on their personality or style.
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Role Performance
,% popoulation of natives
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0.9%
formal organizations with a hierarchy of authority; a clear division of labor; emphasis
on written rules and procedures, communications, and records; merit-based
assignments; andimpersonality of positions.
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Bureaucratic Organizations
enables us to compartmentalize our roles.
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Audience Segregation
wealth that is passed through generations
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accumulated advantage
,researchers use existing data collected by someone else or they analyze cultural
artifacts (conten analysis).
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Secondary Analysis
% of hispanics at/below poverty line
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25.3%
where people rest from their performances (interactions), discuss their presentations,
and plan future performances.
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Back Stage
the value of the relationships that you have with other people and the inclinations that
are tied with those relationships
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, Social capital
Who/Where? Draws comparison between societies, social contexts, or social actors.
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Comparative question
right and wrong (the moral consensus) ; control of the "Id"
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normative culture
the material things that factor into the evaluation of ones wealth
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Financial capital
social integration is too weak - the individual does not have a self to preserve.
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going on so that others can maintain the sense that their actions or conversations are
private and their space is being respected (i.e., the other person isn't paying too much
attention to them).
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Civil Inattention
the ways in which someone performs a role within the limits that the role provides,
while emphasizing different aspects based on their personality or style.
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Role Performance
,% popoulation of natives
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0.9%
formal organizations with a hierarchy of authority; a clear division of labor; emphasis
on written rules and procedures, communications, and records; merit-based
assignments; andimpersonality of positions.
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Bureaucratic Organizations
enables us to compartmentalize our roles.
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Audience Segregation
wealth that is passed through generations
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accumulated advantage
,researchers use existing data collected by someone else or they analyze cultural
artifacts (conten analysis).
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Secondary Analysis
% of hispanics at/below poverty line
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25.3%
where people rest from their performances (interactions), discuss their presentations,
and plan future performances.
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Back Stage
the value of the relationships that you have with other people and the inclinations that
are tied with those relationships
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, Social capital
Who/Where? Draws comparison between societies, social contexts, or social actors.
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Comparative question
right and wrong (the moral consensus) ; control of the "Id"
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normative culture
the material things that factor into the evaluation of ones wealth
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Financial capital
social integration is too weak - the individual does not have a self to preserve.
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