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A functionalist perspective on status suggests that the norm of expressing status-consistent emotions simplifies interactions within groups and aids group functioning. Group members respond to this norm by rewarding status-consistent, and punishing status-inconsistent emotional expressions....
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Current theories of social networks presume that actors build social capital through intentional strategic action (Hite, 2008; Kilduff & Brass, 2010). We relax this assumption, and argue that actors’ attributes - here, attractiveness - are sufficient for them to accrue social capital in the...
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