UNIT THREE Socialization TEST

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Identify the correct vocabulary terms. _______ socialization occurs through those closest to us in our youth. People emulate and copy the closest people to them known as _________.

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Primary socialization occurs through those closest to us in our youth. People emulate and copy the closest people to them known as Significant Others.

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Who is credited with writing this passage: Each to each a looking glass, reflects the other that doth pass I am not what I think I am I am not what you think I am Rather, I am what I think you think I am

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Charles Horton Cooley

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According to the Looking Glass Self theory, one cannot develop a sense of self without what?

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Feedback from others

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The Looking Glass Self is a theory that posits the idea that when we are developing a sense of self:

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Perception is reality for people and impacts their sense of self even if they are misperceiving others.

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Which is NOT one of the stages of the Looking Glass Self? Options: We are socialized to understand our roles and status and judge ourselves on those abilities., We imagine how we appear & how our behavior is received as we interact, We interpret how others judge our appearance and develop feelings/take action based on our interpretations. This image can have positive or negative impacts on our sense of self and behaviors, Our sense of self develops through these interactions and our feelings

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We are socialized to understand our roles and status and judge ourselves on those abilities.

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The theory of development of self that focuses on Role Taking was proposed by:

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George Herbert Mead

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What vocabulary term did Mead use for this definition: children simply imitate what they see. Roles of others are not considered.

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Preparatory Stage

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What vocabulary term did Mead use for this definition: children can take the role of multiple others at once, coincide with the roles of others, and understand the generalized others. They can switch roles within.

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Games

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True or False: In the Nature v. Nurture argument, the nature side believes that behavior is a result of heredity.

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True

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Behavior is determined by genes

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Nature