This activity is designed to help you assimilate and apply the typology of relations developed by Alan Page Fiske. According to this work, there are four basic types of relations that can be defined succinctly as follows:Communal Sharing is a relationship in which people treat some dyad or group as equivalent and undifferentiated with respect to the social domain in question.Authority Ranking is a relationship in which people have asymmetric positions in a linear hierarchy in which subordinates defer, respect, and (perhaps) obey, while superiors take precedence and take pastoral responsibility for subordinates.Equality Matching is a relationship in which people keep track of the balance or difference among participants and know what would be required to restore balance.Market Pricing is a relationship in which people are oriented to socially meaningful ratios or rates such as prices, wages, interest, rents, tithes, or cost-benefit analyses.In some social domains, relations might be more characteristic of one of these four types. For example, one might assume that relations among friends tend to follow a principle of communal sharing or that relations in the military are typically based on a principle of authority ranking. However, it could also be that each type of relations come into play, at least to some extent, in a given social domain.In this activity, you will be asked to generate concrete examples of interactions or behaviors illustrating that each of the four principles can be relevant in a particular domain. The domains that we ask you to consider are: family relations, relations at work, and international relations. For each domain, provide a brief example of how the types of relations distinguished by Fiske might come into play. [2 or 3 sentences for each example should do it]Q1: Family relations (relations among members of a family)Communal Sharing:Authority Ranking:Equally Matching:Market Pricing:Q2: Work relations (relations among coworkers in a company)Communal Sharing:Authority Ranking:Equally Matching:Market Pricing:Q3: International relations (relations among countries)Communal Sharing:Authority Ranking:Equally Matching:Market Pricing:Note: No need to reference<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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