PPT-Social Structure Status, Roles, Groups, and Networks

Social Structure and Status social structure the underlying patterns of relationships in a group status a position a person occupies within a social structure mother son student doctor musician athlete . Definitions and concepts . How do they networks relate to health?. Case studies . Session outcomes . To outline the nature of social and community networks . To define the concepts of social support and social capital . Essential Question- How is my social status defined?. Social Structure Exchange. Status Competition. Ascribed Conflict. Achieved Cooperation . Master Accommodation . Role/ Reciprocal roles. Essential Questions. 1. How do societies change over time?. 2. What are the components of social structure?. 3. Why do societies have shared patterns of social interactions?. 4. How are daily interactions similar to being onstage?. Characteristics of a Social Group. Social Scientists define a . social group . as a group of two or more people who have four characteristics:. They interact regularly and influence each other.. They believe they have something in common (a shared identity).. Household and Social Class. Influences. Learning Objectives~ Ch. 13. Describe the various types of households and families, and explain how the family life cycle and other forces affect household structure.. Social Structure and Status. Section Preview. We will cover:. Social Structure. Status. Ascribe Status. Achieved status. Journal #21. What status do you have? Examples of statuses I have are teacher, brother, son, etc.. Definitions and concepts . How do they networks relate to health?. Case studies . Session outcomes . To outline the nature of social and community networks . To define the concepts of social support and social capital . Chapter 5. Page 133. 4.2 Outcomes. Students . will be expected to examine the role of social stratification in the organization of human societies, in relation to gender, race, and socio-economic status. Highest, High, Middle, Low, Lowest. If your younger brother or sister grew up to be your Boss – would you be comfortable with it?. In your group of friends – who usually makes most of the decisions?. Social Structure:. Social institutions, organizations, groups, statuses and roles, values and norms that add order and predictability to our private lives.. Social Institutions. When stable sets of statuses, roles, groups, and organizations form to provide the foundation for addressing fundamental societal needs.. Highest, High, Middle, Low, Lowest. If your younger brother or sister grew up to be your Boss – would you be comfortable with it?. In your group of friends – who usually makes most of the decisions?. Social Structure. Social structure gives society its enduring characteristics and makes patterns of human interaction predictable.. Social structure. : the network of interrelated statuses and roles that guide human interaction.. By: Ralucca Gera, . Applied math department,. Naval Postgraduate School. Monterey, CA, USA. Why?. Mostly observed real networks have:. Heavy tail (. powerlaw. most probably, exponential). High clustering (high number of triangles especially in social networks, lower count otherwise). Social Structure. Social structure gives society its enduring characteristics and makes patterns of human interaction predictable.. Social structure. : the network of interrelated statuses and roles that guide human interaction..