Can someone translate this English reading?

Doing roles limits our choices about how we behave

We all have many roles and often switch between them when we are in different situations with different people. In the course of a day. A person may need to act as a manager. Husband, father, son, friend, etc.

Being associated with each role is a unique pattern of behavior that is considered typical of a person in a particular position.

This becomes part of the role.

Fathers will behave in certain ways, and managers, which may include making decisions quickly.

The "part" dresses differently from those below them in the corporate hierarchy, and in a certain style.

Clear expectations are a product of a particular time and place: what is expected of the role with a manager or adult daughter may be different from what is expected in other cultures.

A century ago or in the same culture.

These expectations are in how roles affect people's behavior and how they feel they should behave.

And how they think others should respond to their actions.

C roles are usually associated with an appropriate person, in an appropriate context.

Doctors expect pulses.

Maintain a degree of professional distance and wear white coats in the hospital when we meet them, but they don't need to do this all the time when we meet them at a party or on the street, for example.

Desired behaviors associated with specific roles influence our behavior.

While we have a degree of choice in our behavior, the expectations and patterns of behavior associated with our roles are what encourage us to conform to norms.

For example, a manager may feel pressured to behave in an authoritarian manner.

Even if this goes against their personality and general approach to interacting with others.

Choosing to behave in ways that conflict with the expectations of others can create a wide range of problems.

Even on the other hand, expectations simplify social commitment, because they can be unnecessary to analyze each individual situation in which we find ourselves.

On the contrary, once we know the role of another person in relation to our assumptions that they will behave in certain ways, we need to act in a particular way.