According to Lyn Lofland, what are the five styles of impression management among urban strangers?

The following questions will require some knowledgeimparted in the lectures, which go beyond
what is strictly in the textbook. Pay close attention to how much each question is worth, as it is
a hint of how many ideas I am looking for.

a) According to Weber, what are the six traits of a bureaucracy? (6 marks)

b) Define proxemics, in a way that we have defined it in this course. Note the page or slide
you got it from. How is proxemics political? (3 marks)

c) Explain how an interactionist analysis of deviance might differ from a structuralist
analysis of deviance. (6 marks)

d) For each age category we have discussed in this course, name it and explain how it is
socially constructed – i.e. how its meaning is not set in stone. (6 marks)

e) According to Lyn Lofland, what are the five styles of impression management among urban strangers? Just naming them is fine; you don’t have to explain them. (2.5 marks)

f) According to Lyn Lofland, what are the five principles of public face-to-face interaction?
Again, just naming them is fine; you don’t have to explain them. (2.5 marks)

g) According to Mead, what are the two parts of the self? (4 marks

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