Weber's "ideal type" represents a social construct that depicts a status set that includes one (or more)master statuses,auxiliary statuses,and several social networks.

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Weber's "ideal type" is a methodological concept used in social sciences to describe a simplified, exaggerated model of social phenomena, serving as a reference point to compare and understand real-world instances. It does not specifically refer to a status set or social networks.

Weber's "Ideal Type" Represents a Social Construct That Depicts a Status