Chapter 10 Review Sociology

_________ is the process of teaching or acquiring knowledge, skills, values, and beliefs

• religion

• education

• spiritualism

• indoctrination

As nations become more industrialized, using machinery and technology to develop society, education becomes more ___________

• fiduciary

• bifurcated

• traditional

• bureaucratic

Obvious and intended functions are also known as _________ functions

• manifest

• latent

• dysfunctional

• convocational

Which is NOT a manifest functions of the educational system?

• cultural transmission

• social placement

• economic transference

• social integration

Learning how to utilize math and the latest science in your trade to ensure accuracy and efficiency pertains to which social function of education?

• cultural transmission

• social integration

• innovation

• social placement

The passing on of knowledge form previous generations to younger generations to younger generations for the benefit of the future refers to _______

• social integration

• cultural transmission

• social placement

• anticipatory socialization

_________ is the process where an individual learns the social expectations and behaviors of a group they are (aiming) to join

• required prerequisites

• cultural transmission

• anticipatory socialization

• social imperative

What is the process by which schools pass a society's core values from one generation to the next?

• cultural transmission of values

• social integration of education

• multiculturalism of society

• social pluralism of culture

__________ is where social placement and cultural transmission meet

• innovation

• credentialism

• social integration

• tracking

__________ refers to social creations of what reality is or is to be for children

• mainstreaming

• acculturation

• social constructions of childhood

• leveling