HSP Sociology Review #2

A collection fo people who have come together for a specific purpose:

Which sociologist is most closely associated with the Looking-Glass Self Theory?

What is the term used to describe how people learn & use knowledge?

Some Aboriginal traditions use what to divide human personality into 4 different aspects?

What did Jean Piaget show cognitive development is influenced by?

Which experiment in social psychology assigned students to roles as either prisoners or guards?

A very loose group connecting people over distances that would normally have little interaction

What is the basic premise of the Looking-Glass Self Theory?

Which experiment in social psychology had "teachers" give fake electric shocks to "learners"?

A group that has one thing in common but members are unaware of each other in a personal sense:

Which of the following is NOT one of the stages of development identified by Piaget?

Used to encourage certain kinds of behaviour:

What theorist is most closely associated with "psychosocial stages" of development?

What was the major revelation of the Asch experiment?

Which of the following is NOT one of the ways cliques influence behaviour?

Behaviours that individuals within a group are expected to perform:

What was the major finding of the Zimbardo experiment?

Which famous experiment in social psychology asked participants to identify matching lines?

According to Erik Erikson the development of self ends in childhood or adolescence.

Rules within a group that indicate how members should behave:

Which of the following is an example of a primary social group?

Maslow refered to people who successfully meet their needs & fulfill their potential as:

Who first serve as the "mirror" in the Looking-Glass Theory?

An exclusive group that includes a small number of chosen members:

What did Freud believe was the main force behind personality development?