SOC 335 Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: Dating, High-Heeled Footwear, Social Stigma
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Social script- a commonly understood pattern of interaction that serves as a model of behavior in familiar situation. Scrips help to get into a new social relationship. Symbolic interaction theory- to interact successfully, people need to be able to see themselves through the eyes of others. The demise of the dating system as the dominant mode of relationship formation. The increasing acceptance of living together as a common stage in relationships. The incorporation of divorced and older singles (many with children) into the mix of those looking for new relationships. The continual adaptation of communication technology to relation dynamics increasing the immediacy of interaction. Capacity to love developed out of survival needs. Love- a deep affection and concern for another, with whom one feels a strong emotional bond. Romantic love- the passionate devotion and attraction one person feels for another.
