GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) Sociology (XH-C6) Sociological Concepts-Sociological Concepts Study Material (Page 8 of 11)

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Multiple Roles

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Multiple Roles

  • In social arrangement or classification, roles are more significant than role inhabitants.
  • The roles linked with a variety of statuses (the Status Set) held by a person at a given time.
  • Examples the roles connected with the wife, mother, banker, and a good neighbor.
Multiple Roles
  • By recognized practice, the term multiple roles refer not to the composite of roles associated with single statuses (often in reverse institutional spheres) in which people discover themselves.
  • For illustration, the statuses of physician, husband, fa…

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Network: Individuality of Networks, Network Theory, Manuel Hypothesis on Network, Main Disapproval of Manuel Theory

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Network

  • It differs extensively in their character and process, depending on the particular actors involved, their relations, the level and scope at which they function and the wider background.
  • The performer within a network might be community, families, associations, business, states, or a mixture of individuals and groups. The relations between actors within a network can vary from close ties such as those within a family to infrequent unfriendly or mediated connections.
  • Networks can exist in formless societal surroundings as well as in highly formal rule-bound settings.
  • Community network is a sociological perception for a set of communal …

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