Socialization Unit Test Prep

Secondary socialization:

Attachment risk is related to which agent of socialization?

Learning that it is not okay for boys to cry in high school is best an example of:

The time early in a child's life where the ability to learn language develops is known as:

'We experience the social world depending on our cognitive development' is the theory of:

According to Freud, which part of the psyche seeks approval from others?

A feral child is:

Which of the following is NOT learned through the agents of socialization?

This form of socialization is particularly powerful during adolescence:

According to Cooley, the first step in developing self-image is:

Which of the following is NOT one of Arnett's three goals of socialization?

The test subjects in the Harlow's socialization experiment were raised with:

This form of socialization involves an individual learning what 'normal boys and girls do':

In the theory of Social Behaviourism, the 'Me self':

This form of socialization involves learning customs, beliefs, practices and shared history:

A geographically localized community within a larger city, town or suburb is:

According to Freud, which part of the psyche is driven by animalistic desires?

According to Piaget, which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' occurs from ages 0-2?

The sense of community and formation of social networks comprise the concept of:

Achieving social equality is one of the goals of which agent of socialization?

A cultural norm or rule that forbids sexual relations between family members and relatives is:

'The authority of adults influences the sense of right and wrong' describes which level:

Toronto's 'Little India' is an example of:

In which culture was marriage within the royal family promoted as a way of concentrating power?

According to Piaget, which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' occurs from ages 2-7?

The Harlows socialization experiment demonstrated that:

What is the 3rd stage in Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development?

In the theory of Social Behaviourism, the 'self' is seen as:

Which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' has the key achievement of Decentering?

Which agent of socialization sorts and ranks individuals for placement in the labour market?

The test subjects in the Harlow's socialization experiment ended up:

Learning to 'hold it' during an exam is best an example of:

The care of a child during the day by a person other than the child's legal guardians is:

The desire to acquire knowledge is:

In relation to mass media socialization, a 'round table' is:

A subtle yet powerful indoctrination method of the norms and values of society is:

Secular homes are:

Learning that it is okay to swear around friends but not your parents is best an example of:

Which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' has the key achievement of Abstract Thinking?

Which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' has the key achievement of Object Permanence?

What is the ability to conserve the properties of objects in different contexts?

An individual feeling indirectly pushed into changing their behaviour to match their peers is:

Laughing at your boss's terrible jokes is best an example of:

In Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development, how many stages of cognitive development exist?

According to Piaget, which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' occurs from ages 11 onward?

Primary socialization:

The tendency to take charge of situations and achieve control over one's environment is a:

According to Freud, which part of the psyche is shaped by the expectations of others?

A social group whose members have interests, social positions, and age in common is:

'Early Childhood Education' usually refers to the education of children that are:

Coming home from university for winter holidays is best an example of:

The individuals, groups and institutions that create the social context for socialization are:

In the theory of Social Behaviourism, the 'I self' is:

Which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' has the key achievement of Conservation?

Learning how to exist on your own outside of support from your parents is:

'The authority of society influences the sense of right and wrong' describes which level:

Wearing a new set of clothes to school on the first day in September is best an example of:

Exogamy is:

Victor of Aveyron learned to speak normally:

According to Freud, which part of the psyche reads the social environment?

In the Looking-Glass Self, identity is based on:

In the theory of Social Behaviourism, what are social experiences based on?

'We shape our understandings of ourselves based on how we perceive that others see us' is:

The Looking Glass Self was developed by:

Which of the following is NOT a 'Big Five' personality trait?

What is the ability to problem solve as a mental process?

What is the ability to see from the perspectives of others?

The most influential part of religious socialization is:

Social Behaviourism was developed by:

A group of interacting people living in some proximity is:

What is the 1st stage in Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development?

The Stages of Cognitive Development theory was developed by:

Not punching the player on the opposite team that just tripped you is best an example of:

Learning social life through a group's shared norms, values, beliefs, and behaviours is:

The Theory of Moral Development was developed by:

Earning an allowance and then spending it on a toy is best an example of:

According to Piaget, which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' occurs from ages 7-11?

The unequal distribution of the hardware and unequal access to the Internet is the:

The preferred forms of dress, language, interaction, and shared activities in a peer group is:

The 'girl in the window' was:

This form of socialization can involve learning prejudice:

The means for delivering impersonal communications directed to a vast audience is:

What is the 2nd stage in Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development?

What is the mechanism through which new employees acquire what is needed to become new members?

Harry and Margaret Harlow used these animals to study the importance of socialization:

Peer group members learning about sex differences, and social / cultural expectations is:

The process of adopting the behaviour pattern of a culture through immersion is:

What is the understanding that things exist even if you cannot see them?

The phenomena of using multiple media to communicate (email / text / phone, etc.) is:

'The personal value given to a situation influences the sense of right and wrong' is this level

Which type of child is more likely to be abandoned?

The formal process of transmitting accumulated knowledge from one generation to the next is:

What is determined by group communication, consensus and conformity of attitude / behaviour?

The ability to improve social status through success in education is known as:

According to Freud, which part of the psyche seeks physical satisfaction?