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Sociology: Agents of Socialization, Development, and the Life Course
Sociology: Agents of Socialization, Development, and the Life Course
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Humans must learn language before they reach puberty or they will often not be able to develop language skills.
True
False
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The formal operational stage of development is identified by hypothetical, predictive thinking around complex ideas.
False
True
3
Nell represents a lack of what agents of socialization?
Media, Family, Peers
Work, Media, Peers, and School
People, Places, and Things
Family, Work, Peers, and School
4
In previous centuries those who reached old age were respected and honored by their communities for their wisdom.
True
False
5
The Formal Operational Stage of development is marked by a lack of object permanence.
True
False
6
Wealthy families use their resources to cultivate a child's talents with a range of activities, educational and cultural
Concerted Cultivation
Focused Indoctrination
Distracted Cultivation
Whatever Goes
7
The stages of Human Cognitive Development were created by Jean Piaget.
False
True
8
In order for education to be valued by an individual it must be valued by the family.
True
False
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Nell's lack of language development makes her very good at communicating through?
Crafting
Drawing
Emotion and physical touch
Writing
10
This stage of human development is marked by learning through touch and movement.
Sensorimotor Stage
Concrete Operational Stage
Social-Emotional Learning
Formal Operational Stage
11
Association among people of the same age group, has a profound impact on social experiences and understandings.
The Workpace
Media
Peer Groups
Family
12
The Workplace creates major adjustments to one's behavior or outlook. Personal responsibility, independence, nonfamily.
True
False
13
The 5 major factors that shape your perspectives, beliefs, and values.
Agents of Chaos
Agents of Society
Agents of Growth
Agents of Socialization
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This life phase is a 20th century creation that was supported by the creation of mandatory education. Not yet adults.
Childhood
Teenage Years
Elders
Old Age
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What we think about the role of women in society is not shaped by popular media.
False
True
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There was no law regulating this until 1938, which changed social understanding of childhood.
Marriage Age
Drinking Age
Curfew
Child Labor
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It was not until the mid 20th century that it was commonly accepted for HS age kids to attend school.
True
False
18
This life phase happens between ages 45-65. It is the result of longer lifespans. People often change career paths.
Old Age
Midlife
Childhood
Later Life
19
Ideas about gender roles are socially constructed (AOS) not naturally occurring in a society.
True
False
20
Gender Roles, Body Image(fashion), TV, Film, Music, Social Media Love/Relationships are seen in what AOS?
Work
Media
Family
Peers
21
Parents that are hyper vigilant of their children, they hover.
Helicopter Parents
Tiger Parents
Annoying Parents
Hovering Parents
22
The study of Life Phases was developed by Jean Piaget.
False
True
23
One of the agents socialization is School.
False
True
24
Metacognition is learned in what developmental stage?
Sensorimotor
Pre-Operational
Formal Operational
Concrete Operational
25
The primary socializing factor in a person’s life. They teach language and the basis of behaviors.
Children
Family
Young Adults
The Workplace
26
As you are socialized the consumption of this AOS has a serious impact on how you think and act in the world.
Hierarchy
Media
Love
Groups
27
The legal age of maturity in the US is?
30
20
21
18
28
In the past young children were considered on a more equal footing with adults and were expected to work at a young age.
True
False
29
This is the correct order of Stages: Sensorimotor, Pre-operational, Concrete Operational, Formal Operational.
False
True
30
With more people living longer this life phase is redefining what it means to age, to pursue new learning.
Early Life
New Life
Later Life
Death
31
Punctuality, timeliness, respect, following rules, discipline and consequences, nonfamily relationships are what AOS?
Peers
Family
Media
School
32
The workplace is one of the agents of socialization.
True
False
33
In this Dev. Stage children are defined by egocentrism and struggle to understand that others have diff. ideas. (2-7)
Formal Operational Stage
Preoperational Stage
Concrete Operational Stage
Sensorimotor Stage
34
This is considered the primary agent of socialization.
Peers
Family
Work
Media
35
This AOS promotes or discourages education, religion, literacy, respect for others, self and laws
School
Stranger!
Childhood
Family
36
Sensorimotor, Concrete Operational, Pre-Operational, and Formal Operational is the correct order of Piaget's Stages.
True
False
37
The idea of Childhood as a life phase was redefined by what generation?
Baby Boomers
Gen X
Gen Z
Millennials
38
This new life phase represents a late 20th century "delay" in full adulthood like home buying, marriage, and parenthood.
Young Adulthood
Elder Years
Midlife
Childhood
39
This stage of development sees logical and organized thinking around concrete events and objects. (7-11)
Formal Operational
Preoperational
Sensorimotor
Concrete Operational
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An event marking an important stage in someone's life (marriage, graduation, puberty, driver's license, 18, 21).
Transition
Rite of Passage
Change
Status Quo
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Adulthood = Leaving the home of your parents, finishing school, marriage, having a child, gaining financial independence
False
True
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The Stage of Development in which children develop language, pretend play, use of symbols in drawing. (2-7yrs)
Sensorimotor Stage
Concrete Operational Stage
Formal Operational Stage
Preoperational State