Unit 3 Socialization/Social Structure TEST REVIEW

Multiple Choice

What is the best definition of socialization?

• The ability to communicate effectively in a language.
• The act of forming a social group.
• The process of creating laws and regulations.
• The process of learning and internalizing the values and norms of a society to participate in a group

Multiple Choice

What two things need to happen for socialization to occur?

• Observation and intimidation

• Rejection of societal values and beliefs
• Intense and prolonged contact

• Emotional attachment and isolation

Match

Match the sociologist to their idea.

• Rhesus monkeys; dangers of limited socialization at a young age

• Lookingglass self; What we think others think of us impacts how we feel about ourselves

• Development of self through stages as we age; helps develop self concept

Harry Harlow

Charles Cooley

George Herbert Mead

• Harry Harlow

• Charles Cooley

• George Herbert Mead

Match

Match the perspective to its application of socialization.

• Powerful groups maintain their power through socialization

• People are constantly socialized for appropriate and inappropriate behavior by interacting with others

• society remains stable because children are taught same/similar norms, beliefs, & values

Conflict theory

Symbolic Interactionism

Functionalism

• Conflict theory

• Symbolic Interactionism

• Functionalism

Match

Match the following

• Change by choice

• Isolates people away from society for resocialization

• replacing norms, beliefs, and values with what is appropriate for the group/culture

• Taking away norms, beliefs, or values as they are seen as inappropriate

• Family, peer, school, work and media

Voluntary socialization

Total institution

Resocialization

Desocialization

Agents of socialization

• Voluntary socialization

• Total institution

• Resocialization

• Desocialization

• Agents of socialization

Open Ended

List as many statuses as you can for the person pictured. (It's Kendrick Lamar)

Draw

Gives this person some status symbols.

Open Ended

Give an example of one of Kendrick's ascribed and achieved statuses. Guess what his master status might be.

Match

Match the role to the status.

• Show up for practices and performances; instrument maintenance

• Demonstrate leadership and physical skills

• Provide transportation for the team members; cheer

• Create strategies, drills and skills to win

• Do homework, listen and actively participate.

Band member

Team captain

Parent

Coach

Student

• Band member

• Team captain

• Parent

• Coach

• Student

Multiple Choice

Sarah is a full-time college student and also works a demanding part-time job. She struggles to balance studying for exams while meeting her work schedule. What is Sarah experiencing?

• Role Conflict

• Role Strain

• Role Performance

• Status set

Multiple Choice

James is a manager at a company and wants to be friendly with his employees, but at the same time, he must enforce company rules and discipline when necessary. What is James experiencing?

• Role Conflict

• Role Strain

• Role Perfomance

• Master Status

Multiple Choice

Maria is a mother and a teacher. She has a parent-teacher conference scheduled at the same time as her son's soccer game, and she doesn’t know which responsibility to prioritize. What is Maria experiencing?

• Role Performance

• Role Strain

• Role Conflict

• Role Burden

Multiple Choice

Daniel is a doctor who wants to provide emotional support to his patients but also needs to maintain professional boundaries and make difficult medical decisions. He feels torn between these expectations within his role as a doctor. What is Daniel experiencing?

• Role Strain

• Role Conflict

• Role Performance

• Status symbol

Match

Match the following type of society to its description

• Stationary or sedentary lifestyle is common; a lot of personal possessions

• over 1/2 workforce is in white collar or office jobs; USA & Japan are examples

• nomadic, few possessions, specific gender roles; still exist in remote areas

• Small scale growing of plants; done by hand; semi-nomadic

• Lives off domesticating animals; semi-nomadic

Industrial society

Postindustrial society

Hunting & Gathering society

Horticultural society

Pastoral society

• Industrial society

• Postindustrial society

• Hunting & Gathering society

• Horticultural society

• Pastoral society