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Mia feels better because significant others began making postive comments on her new appearance
the Looking Glass Self Theory
Social Perception
Social Mirrors
Conformity
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Piaget focused on what?
Cognition
Moral Development
Learned behavior
Language
3
Anticipatory socialization means that children are...
Imitating parents
Practicing obedience
Becoming adults
Modeling themselves after peers
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First major agent of socialization in most societies
Mass Media
The School
Peers
The Family
5
JR High kids shop for the latest fads in fashion so that they can look like kids in high school
Desocialization
Anticipatory Socialization
Primary Socialization
“Reverse” Socialization
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What do sociologists believe about the nurture vs. nature debate?
Nature > Nurture
Nurture > Nature
Nature = Nurture
None of the above
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Well off parents generally encourage what of their children that lower class parents don't?
Dependence
Creativity
Independence
Obedience
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Which theorist designed the idea of a moral dilemma?
Kohlberg
Gilligan
Freud
Piaget
9
How many hours per day does the average American home watch TV?
10
5
3
7
10
Idea regarding how individuals use others to see a reflection of themselves & gain insight
The Looking Glass Theory
Personality
The “Me”
The “I”
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Children in richer countries would likely have... as children in a poor country.
Longer Childhoods
Shorter Childhoods
Similar childhood
The same childhood
12
Freud's concept of _____ is our basic drives and needs.
Id
Ego
Superego
Self
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Mead would argue that a large amount of money might affect your _____?
Self
Looking Glass Self
Personality
Rationalization
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Process for teaching important knowledge and ideas to new generations
Peers
The School
Family
Mass Media
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T/F. Mass media is now less important to how children are socialized than before.
False
True
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T/F. Peer groups are important because they keep children under parental supervision.
True
False
17
James Watson says human behavior is learned through social experience, this process is called..
Moral Development
Behavioral Psychology
Cognition
Behaviorism
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May teach children to be aggressive and violent
The School
Peers
Mass Media
The Family
19
An inmate who loses the capacity to live independently is....
Socialized
Trapped
Unsocialized
Institutionalized
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The child's ____ is roughly the same age and has the same interests as the child.
significant others
peer group
hidden curriculum
generalized others
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Encourage independence from authority
Peers
School
Family
Mass media
22
When discussing the dominant attitudes and expectations of
MOST
members of society
Rites of Passage
Generalized Others
Primary Socialization
Significant Others
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Imitation -> Play -> Game -> Generalized Other is the stage order of which theorist?
Mead
Freud
Gilligan
Piaget
24
Provides us w/ the awareness that we possess a distinct identity that separates us from others
Sense of friends
Sense of you
Sense of self
Sense of family
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Mead says social experience is gained through what?
Nature
Instinct
Using symbols
Nurture
26
Kohlberg focused on which area of research?
Moral Reasoning
Gender
Evolution
Cognition
27
The generalized other is best described as...?
People who are important
Cultural norms and values
Symbols
Stages of Development
28
May encourage desired music selection, clothing choices & is most pronounced during adolescence
Mass Media
Peers
The School
The Family
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Mead said children tend to model the behavior of their ______?
Role Models
Generalized Other
Peer group
Significant Others
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Life long process where we internalize our cultures, develop a personality & social identity
Socialization
Social Mirror
Stereotyping
Resocialization
31
Teaches children a hidden curriculum
Family
Mass Media
The School
Peers
32
School and jails are examples of which of the following?
Socializers
The best places ever
Communities
Total Institutions
33
What is the term sociologists give to people with a common characteristic, usually their age?
Cohort
Subculture
Age group
Generation
34
Family, Schools & other groups that formally & informally take on the task of socialization
Generalized Others
Resocialization
Significant Others
Agents of Socialization
35
Erikson's theory is flawed because....
Failing one stage may not lead to later stages failing
All of the above
People can skip over or around stages
Parents affect the self
36
What element of personality tries to balance demand of society and innate pleasureseeking drive
Id
Superego
Ego
Self
37
Where one learns to think and speak
Peers
The Family
Mass Media
School
38
How long did it take for Harry Harlow's rhesus monkeys to be permanently damaged?
1 month
6 months
1 week
3 months
39
Schooling exposes children to their first example of...
Terrible people
Cliques
Bureaucracy
Conformity
40
Kubler-Ross came up with the orderly stages of what?
Adolescence
Child Socialization
Cognitive Development
Death
41
Displays multiple and varying role models for children to imitate
School
Mass Media
Family
Peers
42
T/F. Young people are only considered adults by most people after finishing school.
True
False
43
Refers to a person's fairly consistent pattern of acting, thinking, and feeling
Personality
Norms
Behavior
Socialization
44
A child copies, without understanding, the physical and verbal behavior of a significant other.
Game Stage
Imitation Stage
Play Stage
Role Taking
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Where does Mead place the origin of the self?
Id
All of the above
Social Experience
Culture