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Major agents of socialization are
schools, prisons, and hospitals
family, peers, media, religion and schools
socialization, desocialization, and resocialization
parents, teachers, and employers
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Which of these is NOT an example of a total institution?
Walmart
A mental hospital
A religious cult
Prison
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Desocialization is...
Giving up old norms, values, attitudes, and behaviors.
Adopting new norms, values, attitudes, and behaviors.
Moving into a new society.
Being separated from society.
4
People use reference groups to...
find traits to aspire to and relate to
Get letters of recommendation
To ask where to look for material
To ask for help
5
The looking glass self consists of:
some emotional feeling about this judgement
our estimate of the judgement from the other person
all of the above
our perception of how we appear to others
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SCENE stands for
Society, Culture, Ease, Nature, Ego
Speed, Convenience, Entertainment, Nurture, Entitlement
How society looks to an outsider
Society, Culture, Entertainment, Nurture, Entitlement
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The "me" is the part of the self created through socialization
True
False
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Which of the following is an example of hidden curriculum?
memorizing multiplication tables
encouraging children to be cooperative
teaching geography
developing language and reading skills
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This theory says socialization teaches children their social class to maintain status quo.
Symbolic Interactionism
Conflict
Functionalism
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What is an example of anticipatory socialization
Unwillingness to learn certain behaviors
clothing change after college to fit in w/professional world
acting young to prevent age expected behaviors
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Desocialization occurs in ______________________________.
Camps
Jails
Clubs
Schools
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What is the most important factor involved in anticipatory socialization?
Voluntary change
Forced change
Involuntary change
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Which perspective provides the most complete understanding of socialization?
Functionalism
Symbolic Interactionism
Conflict Theory
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Socialization begins at birth and continues
until age 12.
until age 21.
until middle age.
throughout life.