Socialization and Social Construction Crossword

The process by which we all learn to become a functioning member of society
The individual identity of a person as perceived by that same person
internal sense of the expectations of others in any setting, regardless of if we've been in that situation before
process of learning a whole new set of social values, beliefs, and norms. Often deliberately and through and intense social process
an institution that a person in totally immersed in, and that controls every aspect of their daily life. All activity happens in the same place with the same single authority
recognizable social position that someone occupies. A police officer or student, for example
responsibilities and behaviors associated with a certain social position
incompatibility of duties and behaviors associated to a single social position
incompatibility of responsibilities accross multiple different social positions
all social positions held by an individual at any given time
a social position that someone is born into or otherwise placed involuntarily
a social position into which one enters voluntarily
one social position within a set that one prioritizes over all others
A theory that essentially views social life as a theatrical performance in which we all actors according to roles, scripts, costumes, and sets. (Advanced by Eric Goffman)
method for studying social reactions in which focus is placed on the way we make sense of our world and convey this understanding to others to produce a shared social order.