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Test prep for the unit test on socialization in HSP 3C/3U1 - 2018/19 Version
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1
The tendency to take charge of situations and achieve control over one's environment is a:
Social persona
Proactive personality
Aggressive trait
Reactive tendency
2
According to Freud, which part of the psyche seeks approval from others?
Id
Ego
Superego
3
In the Looking-Glass Self, identity is based on:
Your shared history and beliefs
Your perception of others' perception of you
Your understanding of yourself
Your understanding of others
4
Achieving social equality is one of the goals of which agent of socialization?
Education
Mass media / technology
The family
The neighbourhood
5
According to Freud, which part of the psyche seeks physical satisfaction?
Superego
Id
Ego
6
Harry and Margaret Harlow used these animals to study the importance of socialization:
Gerbils
Rats
Rhesus monkeys
Dogs
7
Which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' has the key achievement of Conservation?
Formal operational
Preoperational
Sensorimotor
Concrete operational
8
Victor of Aveyron learned to speak normally:
True
False
9
Learning how to exist on your own outside of support from your parents is:
Independent thought
Self-sufficiency
Peer group cohesion
The normative code
10
This
form
of socialization can involve learning prejudice:
Gender
Group
Cultural
11
In relation to mass media socialization, a 'round table' is:
A technique to avoid bias
A forum of indoctrination
A large piece of furniture used in newsrooms
A form of stereotyping opinion
12
'We experience the social world depending on our cognitive development' is the theory of:
George Herbert Mead
Harold Blumer
Charles Horton Cooley
Jean Piaget
13
Which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' has the key achievement of Abstract Thinking?
Concrete operational
Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Formal operational
14
'We shape our understandings of ourselves based on how we perceive that others see us' is:
Theory of Moral Development
The Looking Glass Self
Social Behaviourism
The Topographical Model of the Psyche
15
According to Freud, which part of the psyche is driven by animalistic desires?
Id
Ego
Superego
16
The Harlows socialization experiment demonstrated that:
Social comfort is more important than food
Food will motivate a baby to forgo social comfort
Social comfort can be gained through a 'fake' mother
Food is more important than social comfort
17
What is the ability to see from the perspectives of others?
Object Permanence
Conservation
Abstract Thinking
Decentering
18
Secular homes are:
Those that are unsure of the role of religion
Those that follow a religion
Those that do not involve religion
Those that actively promote religion
19
This
form
of socialization involves an individual learning what 'normal boys and girls do':
Gender
Group
Cultural
20
Peer group members learning about sex differences, and social / cultural expectations is:
Sex laws
Gender stereotyping
Daycare socialization
Gender role socialization
21
The formal process of transmitting accumulated knowledge from one generation to the next is:
Interaction
Socialization
Education
Enculturation
22
This
form
of socialization is particularly powerful during adolescence:
Cultural
Gender
Group
23
What is the mechanism through which new employees acquire what is needed to become new members?
Onboarding
Indoctrination
Cranialcleansing
Sublimation
24
The sense of community and formation of social networks comprise the concept of:
Interactionist theory
Commonality
Ethnic enclaves
Social capital
25
Which terms is described as constructing your sense of self through online interactions?
Hyper Identity
Netself
Networked Individualism
Personality web
26
What is the 2nd stage in Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development?
The Preconventional Level
The Conventional Level
The Postconventional Level
27
Attachment risk is related to which agent of socialization?
Daycare
The neighbourhood
The family
Education
28
Learning to 'hold it' during an exam is best an example of:
Cultural value
Impulse control
Social roles
29
The preferred forms of dress, language, interaction, and shared activities in a peer group is:
The normative code
Peer group cohesion
Self-sufficiency
Gender roles
30
Learning social life through a group's shared norms, values, beliefs, and behaviours is:
Coming of age
Growing up
Enculturation
Socialization
31
The care of a child during the day by a person other than the child's legal guardians is:
Education
Daycare
Socialization
Community building
32
Which of the following is
NOT
a 'Big Five' personality trait?
Conscientiousness
Aggression
Openness
Extraversion
33
According to Freud, which part of the psyche reads the social environment?
Superego
Id
Ego
34
In which culture was marriage within the royal family promoted as a way of concentrating power?
Ancient Egypt
Irish Travellers
Anishinaabe
Ancient Syrian
35
A feral child is:
Raised in the wild
Raised without human contact
Raised only with animal contact
Raised without adequate educational opportunities
36
According to Piaget, which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' occurs from ages 7-11?
Concrete operational
Preoperational
Sensorimotor
Formal operational
37
According to Piaget, which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' occurs from ages 0-2?
Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Concrete operational
Formal operational
38
The means for delivering impersonal communications directed to a vast audience is:
Communication
Mass media
Technology
The normative code
39
In the theory of Social Behaviourism, the 'Me self':
Initiates action
Begins the social experience
Reads the social experience based on the other
Converses with the other
40
Revealing an inappropriate amount of detail about one's personal life in online posts is:
Millennialism
Catfishing
Over-sharing
Hyperawkwardness
41
The Stages of Cognitive Development theory was developed by:
Charles Horton Cooley
Jean Piaget
Lawrence Kohlberg
George Herbert Mead
42
Exogamy is:
Outside influences that create / contribute to personality
Marriage outside of the family
Formerly popular games / sports
Former marriages
43
This
form
of socialization involves learning customs, beliefs, practices and shared history:
Group
Cultural
Gender
44
What is the ability to problem solve as a mental process?
Abstract Thinking
Conservation
Decentering
Object Permanence
45
In Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development, how many stages of cognitive development exist?
8
4
5
6
46
'The authority of society influences the sense of right and wrong' is which Kohlberg level?
Preconventional Level of Moral Reasoning
Postconventional Level of Moral Reasoning
Conventional Level of Moral Reasoning
47
An individual feeling indirectly pushed into changing their behaviour to match their peers is:
Social stratification
The normative code
Peer pressure
Self-sufficiency
48
Which agent of socialization sorts and ranks individuals for placement in the labour market?
Neighbourhood
Mass media / technology
The family
Education
49
The test subjects in the Harlow's socialization experiment were raised with:
Multiple mothers that competed for their love
Mothers that had been abandoned at a young age
Aggressive males
Mothers made of either cloth and wire or just wire
50
Primary socialization:
Involves specific changes in a individual's adaptation
Involves learning about generating income
Occurs only during the primary grades at school
Involves learning general attitudes, norms, and culture
51
The individuals, groups and institutions that create the social context for socialization are:
Agents of Socialization
Life
Social Foundations
Social Boundaries
52
The control subjects in the Harlow's were:
Raised without any form of motherly love
Raised with overly aggressive mothers
Raised in loud, active environments
Raised with normal motherly love
53
According to Freud, which part of the psyche is shaped by the expectations of others?
Superego
Id
Ego
54
A cultural norm or rule that forbids sexual relations between family members and relatives is:
Intermarriage
Normal?
Incest taboo
Exogamy
55
In the theory of Social Behaviourism, the 'I self' is:
The awkward part
The active part
The passive part
The context part
56
Earning an allowance and then spending it on a toy is best an example of:
Impulse control
Cultural value
Social roles
57
Learning that it is okay to swear around friends but not your parents is best an example of:
Social roles
Cultural value
Impulse control
58
Not punching the player on the opposite team that just tripped you is best an example of:
Social roles
Cultural value
Impulse control
59
The time early in a child's life where the ability to learn language develops is known as:
The critical period
The feral period
The linguistic period
The speaking / listening period
60
Laughing at your boss's terrible jokes is best an example of:
Social roles
Cultural value
Impulse control
61
The phenomena of using multiple media to communicate (email / text / phone, etc.) is:
Social technology
Networked individualism
Communication proficiency
Media multiplexity
62
A social group whose members have interests, social positions, and age in common is:
Age group
Peer group
Social class
Social club
63
'The personal value given to a situation influences right and wrong' is which Kohlberg level?
Conventional Level of Moral Reasoning
Preconventional Level of Moral Reasoning
Postconventional Level of Moral Reasoning
64
In the theory of Social Behaviourism, what are social experiences based on?
Mutual desire
Shared interest
Individual motivation
The exchange of symbols
65
The 'girl in the window' was:
Danielle
Genie
Amala
Oxana
66
The ability to improve social status through success in education is known as:
Social mobility
Social reproduction of inequality
Student success
Social stratification
67
A geographically localized community within a larger city, town or suburb is:
Neighbourhood
Housing Development
Society
Peer group
68
When introduced to loud, scary noises, the test subjects in the Harlow experiment:
Sought comfort from the physically softer cloth mother doll
Sought comfort from the mother doll that had provided milk
Did not seek comfort from either mother doll
Sought comfort from the wire mother doll
69
A group of interacting people living in some proximity is:
Society
Nation
Community
Peer group
70
Learning that it is not okay for boys to cry in high school is best an example of:
Impulse control
Cultural value
Social roles
71
What is the 3rd stage in Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development?
The Conventional Level
The Postconventional Level
The Preconventional Level
72
What is the 1st stage in Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development?
The Preconventional Level
The Conventional Level
The Postconventional Level
73
'The authority of adults influences the sense of right and wrong' is which Kohlberg level?
Postconventional Level of Moral Reasoning
Preconventional Level of Moral Reasoning
Conventional Level of Moral Reasoning
74
The Looking Glass Self was developed by:
George Herbert Mead
Lawrence Kohlberg
Jean Piaget
Charles Horton Cooley
75
Which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' has the key achievement of Object Permanence?
Formal operational
Preoperational
Sensorimotor
Concrete operational
76
According to Cooley, the first step in developing self-image is:
We act to match the way others see us
We imagine how we appear to others
We allow ourselves to be judged by others
We imagine what others think about us based on appearance
77
The process of adopting the behaviour pattern of a culture through immersion is:
Normalization
Socialization
Learned behaviour
Enculturation
78
Which of the following is
NOT
learned through the agents of socialization?
Statuses in the social structure
Race, class, and gender
Introspective thought
Values and norms of your culture
79
'Early Childhood Education' usually refers to the education of children that are:
Under the age of 2
Under the age of 10
Under the age of 18
Under the age of 5
80
A subtle yet powerful indoctrination method of the norms and values of society is:
Political systems
Family history / Shared culture
The rule of law
The hidden curriculum
81
Toronto's 'Little India' is an example of:
Culture
Inclusionist concentration
Ethnic enclave
Specialization of trade
82
According to Piaget, which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' occurs from ages 11 onward?
Concrete operational
Preoperational
Formal operational
Sensorimotor
83
Coming home from university for winter holidays is best an example of:
Impulse control
Cultural value
Social roles
84
Secondary socialization:
Occurs as a direct result of primary socialization
Occurs during contact with the primary family
Occurs when an individual becomes a part of smaller groups
Occurs when an individual enters secondary school
85
The most influential part of religious socialization is:
Personally developed religious belief
Parental religious participation
Peer influence / pressure
Educational indoctrination
86
The desire to acquire knowledge is:
Intuitiveness
Curiosity
Introspection
Intelligence
87
In the theory of Social Behaviourism, the 'self' is seen as:
The creation of identity based on shared expectations
What others see of us
The belief in who we are when presented to others
A product of social experience
88
What is the understanding that things exist even if you cannot see them?
Object Permanence
Decentering
Abstract Thinking
Conservation
89
Massively multiplayer games like "World of Warcraft" are which type of virtual community?
Social networks
Intranet User Groups
Online forums
Virtual worlds
90
Social Behaviourism was developed by:
Jean Piaget
George Herbert Mead
Charles Horton Cooley
Lawrence Kohlberg
91
What is the ability to conserve the properties of objects in different contexts?
Object Permanence
Abstract Thinking
Decentering
Conservation
92
The Theory of Moral Development was developed by:
George Herbert Mead
Charles Horton Cooley
Lawrence Kohlberg
Jean Piaget
93
Which of the following is
NOT
one of Arnett's three goals of socialization?
Impulse control
Cultural value
Social roles
Manners / politeness
94
What is determined by group communication, consensus and conformity of attitude / behaviour?
Exogamy
Self-sufficiency
Social stratification
Peer group cohesion
95
Which type of child is more likely to be abandoned?
Those with aggressive male figures in their lives
Those with developmental and physical disabilities
Those without fathers
Those with animalistic tendencies
96
According to Piaget, which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' occurs from ages 2-7?
Sensorimotor
Concrete operational
Preoperational
Formal operational
97
Wearing a new set of clothes to school on the first day in September is best an example of:
Impulse control
Cultural value
Social roles
98
The unequal distribution of the hardware and unequal access to the Internet is the:
Poverty of technology
Intercontinental communication blockage
IRS (Internet Resource Scarcity)
Global digital divide
99
Which 'Stage of Cognitive Development' has the key achievement of Decentering?
Preoperational
Concrete operational
Sensorimotor
Formal operational
100
The initial belief in the Harlow experiment that was ultimately disproved was:
Mothers are valued more for the nursing that they provide
Mothers are valued more for the security they provide
