Question

Erving goffman wrote that in all instances of _________ the same sociological features are found: an individual who might have been received easily in ordinary social intercourse possesses a trait that can intrude itself upon the attention and turn those of us whom he meets away from him, breaking the claim that his other attributes have on us

Answer 1

is descredible is what goes in the blank

Answer 2

Stigma

Step-by-step explanation:

According to another source, these are the options that come with this question:

Accreditation

False consciousness

Spurious Association

Stigma

Deviance

The correct answer is stigma. A stigmatized person is one who does not enjoy social acceptance because of one particular trait that the person possesses. This is considered much more important than any other trait that the person has that make him acceptable. Goffman argues that there are three main types of stigma: stigma of character traits, physical stigma, and stigma of group identity.