Social Structure & Social Interaction

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Ten Social Institutions in Industrialized Societies

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Ten Social Institutions in Industrialized Societies

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Ten Social Institutions in Industrialized Societies

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Ten Social Institutions in Industrialized Societies

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Mass Media as an Emerging Social Institution

Comparing Functionalist and Conflict Perspectives

Social Institutions

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Replacing Members

Socializing New Members

Producing and Distributing Goods and Services

Preserving Order

Providing a Sense of Purpose

Functionalist Perspective

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Powerful Groups Control Institutions

Small Groups Garner Lion’s Share of Wealth

Social Institutions Affect Gender Relations

Main Purpose is to Preserve Social Order

Conflict Perspective

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What Holds Society Together?

Mechanical and Organic Solidarity

Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft

How Relevant Today?

Changes in Social Order

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Examine Face-to-Face Interactions

Symbolic Interaction

Symbols People Use

How People Look at Things

How it Affects Behavior and Orientations to Life

Microsociological Perspective:

Social Interaction in Everyday Life

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Stereotypes

Assumptions About What People Are Like

Classify Others By Visible Characteristics

Ideas About Characteristics Guide Our Behavior

Microsociological Perspective:

Social Interaction in Everyday Life

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Personal Space

Intimate Distance

Personal Distance

Social Distance

Public Distance

Touching

Eye Contact

Microsociological Perspective:

Social Interaction in Everyday Life

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