The Social System
The Social System
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Certain empirical generalizations seem to be established which can carry us somewhat farther in interpreting the dynamic sig- nificance of this reciprocal integration of role-expectations. The first derives from what was above called the "sensitivity" of the human personality to the attitudes of others. From this it follows that only in limiting cases will the significance of sanctions be purely instru- mental, that is, will the probability of a given reaction be significant only as a set of ex...pected conditions of the situation which influence the probability of successful attainment of a particular goal or the probable cost of its attainment. Conformity with role-expectations will always to a greater or less degree involve motivational ele'- ments of the character referred to in psychological discussions as composing the "ego-ideal" or the superego, elements of "self-respect, " adequacy or "security" in the psychological sense. Such elements are not of course necessarily central for every concrete actor in every concrete situation which is connected with a set of institutionalized role-expectations.
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Certain empirical generalizations seem to be established which can carry us somewhat farther in interpreting the dynamic sig- nificance of this reciprocal integration of role-expectations. The first derives from what was above called the "sensitivity" of the human personality to the attitudes of others. From this it follows that only in limiting cases will the significance of sanctions be purely instru- mental, that is, will the probability of a given reaction be significant only as a set of ex...pected conditions of the situation which influence the probability of successful attainment of a particular goal or the probable cost of its attainment. Conformity with role-expectations will always to a greater or less degree involve motivational ele'- ments of the character referred to in psychological discussions as composing the "ego-ideal" or the superego, elements of "self-respect, " adequacy or "security" in the psychological sense. Such elements are not of course necessarily central for every concrete actor in every concrete situation which is connected with a set of institutionalized role-expectations.
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