Emily had an accident in which she fell headlong into a large vat of hot cooking grease. Despite many operations, her face, neck, and hands were forever altered. Regardless of her accomplishments or occupation, many people viewed Emily's disfigurement as her ascribed status master status status symbol status set

The description provided suggests that Emily's accident resulted in significant physical alterations to her face, neck, and hands. This disfigurement may have impacted her social status and how others perceive her, regardless of her accomplishments or occupation. The terms used to describe Emily's situation are: - Ascribed status: This refers to the social status that is assigned to an individual based on their characteristics, such as their physical appearance. - Master status: This is a term used to describe a status that has a significant impact on an individual's life and is often considered the most important status they hold. - Status symbol: This refers to a physical object or characteristic that is used to signify an individual's social status. - Status set: This is a collection of statuses that an individual holds, which can include both ascribed and achieved statuses. In Emily's case, her physical disfigurement may have become a master status symbol that significantly impacts how others perceive her, regardless of her accomplishments or occupation.