Sociology
Chapter #3 Review
Directions: Use your notes & a book to answer the following prompts. Write the answers in your notebook & title it
“Review – Chapter 3”. Be thorough in your answers, most should be more than just a sentence, and as always FULL
SENTENCES FOR FULL CREDIT.
Section 1 (pages 58-61)
1. How do a person’s statuses differ from his or her roles?
2. Identify an example of role conflict not mentioned in the chapter. How might an individual resolve such a conflict?
3. Identify an example of role strain not mentioned in the chapter. How might an individual resolve such a conflict?
4. Identify a personal example of each of the following; ascribed status, achieved statues and master status
Section 3 (pages 62-66)
5. Identify and describe the three broad categories of societies used by sociologists
6.How do the different types of societies described in the chapter differ in terms of social structure?
Section 4 (pages 68-73)
7. Identify and describe both an in-group and out-group to which you belong. Be sure to explain why you are a member
of the in- group and not of the out-group and also if the group is formal or informal
8. Explain how the interaction among group members differ between primary and secondary groups
Sociology
Chapter #3 Review
Directions: Use your notes & a book to answer the following prompts. Write the answers in your notebook & title it
“Review – Chapter 3”. Be thorough in your answers, most should be more than just a sentence, and as always FULL
SENTENCES FOR FULL CREDIT.
Section 1 (pages 58-61)
1. How do a person’s statuses differ from his or her roles?
2. Identify an example of role conflict not mentioned in the chapter. How might an individual resolve such a conflict?
3. Identify an example of role strain not mentioned in the chapter. How might an individual resolve such a conflict?
4. Identify a personal example of each of the following; ascribed status, achieved statues and master status
Section 3 (pages 62-66)
5. Identify and describe the three broad categories of societies used by sociologists
6.How do the different types of societies described in the chapter differ in terms of social structure?
Section 4 (pages 68-73)
7. Identify and describe both an in-group and out-group to which you belong. Be sure to explain why you are a member
of the in- group and not of the out-group and also if the group is formal or informal
8. Explain how the interaction among group members differ between primary and secondary groups