Role-taking¶
Turner, R. H. (1962). Role-taking: Process versus conformity. Human Behavior and Social Processes.
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Primes¶
- Role
- Turner's (1962) account of role-taking and role-making — occupants not merely filling fixed slots but actively negotiating and reshaping them through interaction — is itself a higher-order reasoning move that the base prime enables: it treats the slot as a stable referent against which improvisation and renegotiation can be measured.
This sourceHoughton Mifflin. Distinguishes role-taking from role-making — occupants not merely filling fixed slots but actively negotiating and reshaping them through interaction — a higher-order reasoning move that takes the stable base slot as the referent against which improvisation is measured.
- Turner's (1962) account of role-taking and role-making — occupants not merely filling fixed slots but actively negotiating and reshaping them through interaction — is itself a higher-order reasoning move that the base prime enables: it treats the slot as a stable referent against which improvisation and renegotiation can be measured.
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