You’ve learned how important groups, roles, statuses, and social networks are in the structure of society. In this assignment, you will complete a short answer activity in which you’ll demonstrate what you’ve learned by identifying and describing examples from your own life. Use the Assignment 2 templateto complete this assignmentYOUR STATUS SET, ROLES, AND ROLE PROBLEMS1)StatusSet:a)List five statuses that you currentlyhave.•Remember: A status is simply a position you fill in society. It may be a job title, but it could also include a position you fill within a family or a community. For more information, review Section 4.3 in yourwebtext.b)Label each status as either ascribed, achieved, or master.•Remember: An ascribed status is one you’re born with and have no control over. An achieved status is reached through your own efforts or simply good or bad luck. A master status is soimportant that it overrides your other statuses. For more information, review Section 4.3 in yourwebtext.

22)Roles:a)Choose one status from yourlist.b)Describe the role that is associated with the status.c)Describe how you learned thatrole.•Remember:Aroleisthebehaviorexpected of someone with a certain status. For more information, review Section 4.4 in your webtext.3)RoleConflict:a)Describe a time when you experienced a conflict because of the demandsoftwodifferentrolesassociatedwithanyofyourstatuses.b)How did you resolve the conflict? (Discuss any conversation or social interactions youhad.)c)List any active listening skills you used to resolve the conflict. If you didn’t use active listening skills,then list the skills you could have used to resolve theconflict.•Remember: Refer to the active listening skills checklist in page 2.10 in your webtext.FORMATTING4)Your assignment must follow these formattingrequirements:•UsetheAssignment2templatetocomplete thisassignment.•Referencesarenotrequiredforthisassignment as you will use yourwebtext.•Be sure to include your name and the date on the cover p