Exam 4: Social Interaction and Everyday Life in the Age of the Internet

When a CEO wears a suit and tie to a board meeting and later in the day changes into jeans and a T-shirt to attend a football event with friends,he is engaging in:

According to Charles Darwin,basic human emotional expressions:

While grocery shopping,you run into your sociology professor.This creates an awkward interaction because you are not used to seeing her outside of class and you are not sure how to behave.The interaction is awkward because it violated your:

The sociologist Carol Brooks Gardner linked the harassment of women by men to the larger system of male privilege in public spaces,women's physical vulnerability,and the omnipresent threat of rape.Her analysis of these interactions shows the importance of linking __________ and __________ to understand social interaction.

You may be a sibling,a spouse,a student,an employee,and a parent.These are called:

Encounters always need __________,which indicate(s)that civil inattention is being discarded and focused interaction will begin.

In the book Streetwise: Race,Class,and Change in an Urban Community (1990),Elijah Anderson noted that studying everyday life sheds light on how social order is created by the individual building blocks of:

Arrive to class on time,raise your hand before speaking,turn in assignments on time-these expectations are part of the __________ of students.

Wearing a new dress on a first date is an example of:

According to Erving Goffman,social interaction is like:

The exchange of information about human emotion through facial expressions,gestures,and movements of the body is called:

Maria's friend posted an unflattering picture of her from a Halloween party on Facebook.Maria was embarrassed and quickly took it down because she is friends with many co-workers on Facebook.This is an example of:

Ethnomethodology is the study of __________,which every person uses in day-to-day life to make sense of what others do.

Use an example from your own experience to explain how our day-to-day social interactions are shaped by gender and racial hierarchies and in turn reinforce those same hierarchies.

The technique used to examine the organizational principles of talk is called:

What is civil inattention? Using the example of a crowded public bus,explain how individuals on the bus might engage in civil inattention.

Interactional vandalism is defined as:

As of January 2014,Facebook had over 1.3 billion active users.Explain how electronic technology,such as Facebook,affects audience segregation.Be sure to define audience segregation.

Another term for social status is:

Two people are standing together in an elevator,but they do not speak to each other or look each other in the eye.Erving Goffman called this type of interaction: