 The development of Social Role Valorization (SRV) (Wolfensberger, 1983) put social role theory front and center in Wolfensberger's (2012) project of developing an empirically-based system of ideas (meta-theory) that would help describe the dynamics of social (de)valuation and assist in devising comprehensive strategies for social change.Wolfensberger has often commented upon the importance of “sociologizing” strategies of human intervention (1993; 1999) and the importance of social and physical contexts in determining life outcomes (Wolfensberger & Thomas, 2007).Role theory is an important tool of analysis that helps explain apparent regularities of behavior as well as the structure of the social system (Biddle, 1979).