Asked by
Colby Sherwin
on Dec 27, 2024Verified
A __________ is a set of widely understood rules or conventions pertaining to a transient but repetitive social situation that indicates which roles should be enacted and which behaviors are proper.
A) Situated identity
B) Frame
C) Front region
D) Definition of the situation
Widely Understood Rules
Norms, guidelines, or principles that are generally accepted and recognized by a large group of people.
Situated Identity
A conception held by a person in a situation that indicates who he or she is in relation to the other people involved in that situation.
Front Region
A term in sociolinguistics and social psychology referring to the setting or stage where individuals perform certain roles under social observation.
- Determine and scrutinize the influence of different perspectives of interaction and interpretations of scenarios on social conduct.
- Comprehend the role and impact of situated identities in specific contexts.
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Learning Objectives
- Determine and scrutinize the influence of different perspectives of interaction and interpretations of scenarios on social conduct.
- Comprehend the role and impact of situated identities in specific contexts.