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Master status refers to a social status that holds particular significance and overshadows other statuses in shaping an individual's identity and interactions. While an individual may have a master status that influences their experiences, it does not specifically describe the tension or conflict arising from competing roles, which is what role conflict addresses.

Role strain occurs when an individual experiences difficulty in meeting the demands of a single role due to excessive expectations or responsibilities. Unlike role conflict, which involves multiple roles, role strain focuses on challenges within one specific role, thus failing to encompass the broader conflict between different roles.

A status set refers to the collection of social statuses that an individual occupies at a given time. While it illustrates the various roles one may have, it does not address the conflicts or tensions that can arise from the interactions between these roles, which is the defining feature of role conflict.