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Social issues & person statuses

Think of person you will who often irritates you or whose behaviour greats on your nerves.

First list that person statuses and role then analysed his or her possible role expectations, role performance, role conflict and role strains. Thus anything you find in your analysis help to explain his or her irritating bevaious

 

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