Difference between Role, Advocacy group, and constituency?

Question

I need a specific definition according to MSF for the following:

1. Role
2. Advocacy Group
3. Constituency

Answer 1

Role : A group of activities normally (but not always) performed by one person and often implemented with a security group. Often, one person may play multiple roles. 

Constituency (Team of peers ):  Just like; Product Management, Program Management, User Experience, Architecture, Development, Test, Release and Operations. All these are constituencies in development process. These constituencies works for reducing risk and increasing the likelihood of a successful project.

Difference between Role and Constituency : For example you got role as Developer and you belong to Development. if you are User Experience Architect, you belong to "User Experience".

Advocacy Group's definition according to MSF :

Development Constituency has Developer, Lead Developer, Development Manager, Build Engineer roles . For example: You are developer, you have a friend named Maria, she is development Manager. You have another friend named Josh, he is Build Engineer and you have another friend more named Onur :). he is Lead Developer.

Now. You, Maria, Josh and Onur is Advocacy Group, together in this development process. Just like this.

I hope I help you understand.

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