Capter 4

Formalized peer groups in small traditional cultures are known as:

According to George Herbert Mead, children develop a sense of self by:

The most concentrated period of socialization is referred to as:

The main agent of socialization associated with primary socialization in most modern societies.

The concept of childhood as a particular stage in the life cycle has its origins in:

Children learn the ways of their elders, and the values, norms of a society which is known as:

learning the values, norms, and social practices of a culture. This process is defined as:

Sociologists often speak of two types of identity, which are:

According to Sigmund Freud, the learning of gender differences centers on the:

Women are more sensitive than men, according to Nancy Chodorow because they are