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The terms of status, position and role have been used interchangeably to refer to all rights and obligations governing the conduct ofpersons acting in a given social role. A status can be classifiedon a scale of prestige, as the amount of social value that is granted in relation to other status in the same sector of social life. An individual is classified in onestimated scale depending on howfar they are represented at
perfect set for that particular status. The cooperative activity based ondifferentiation and integration status is a universal feature of social life. Suchharmony requiresthat the occupant of each act status to others in ways that conveythe impression that his conception of himself and others is similar to theconception they have of themselves andit. Operatingconsensus of this type therefore requires a
proper disclosure about the concepts of status.
Often, rights and obligations of a status are poorly
adapted to the requirements of ordinary communication.Continuously
develop specialized means for displaying the position of the individual. A
transmitting means such signs have been called status symbols.
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These are the signs that an individual selectedfor the status to be
will charge and how others will treat it.
Status symbols visibly divide the social world
categories of people, thereby helping to maintain solidarity within
of a categoryand hostility between different categories.
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Symbols
status should be distinguished from collective symbols, which serve to
deny the difference between categories to bring together members of allcategories in affirmation of a single moral community.
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Status symbols designate the position that has an occupant, not
the way inside it serves. Status symbols, for
therefore, must bedistinguished from the symbols of esteem, to denote the
degree to which an individual performs the duties of his position according
ideal standards, regardless of the particular range of position.
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