Social Role Theory

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Role Enactment

Parts or identities a person assumes

Reciprocal Role

Role is usually linked to one or more related

Social roles

Scripts or shared expectations for behavior that are linked to each part

Social role

Any set of behaviors that has a socially agreed-upon function & an accepted code of norms

Social identity

Aspect of the self concept that is based on membership in a group or groups & on the importance & emotional salience of that membership

4 dimensions used to analyze the impact of social roles on develop

Number of roles a person occupies Intensity of role involvement Amount of time the role demands Extent to which the expectations associated with each role are either highly structured or flexible & open to improvisation


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