Sociology and Anthropology Quiz

The approach that Mead used to describe the power of the environment in shaping human behavior

(a)  

The approach that Charles Cooley used in order to understand how societies work

(a)  

The approach that was used by Erving Goffman wherein he sees similarities of real social interaction to a theatrical presentation

(a)  

According to George Mead, this is the stage wherein the children's behavior is primarily based on imitation and the self is not yet present

• Game Stage

• Play Stage

• Preparatory Stage

According to George Mead, this is the stage where the children begins to do role play and pretend to be other people. The self in this stage is developing.

• The Game Stage

• The Play Stage

• The Preparatory Stage

According to George Mead, this is the stage wherein the children is able to see and consider other people in the course of his action which is called generalized other. In this stage, the self is now present

• Game Stage

• Play Stage

• Preparatory Stage

Erving Goffman referred to this process as altering how the person presents himself to others

(a)  

A field of the social sciences that focuses on the study of man

(a)  

This refers to the study of artifacts (tools and objects past people have made) in order to discover how these people lived their lives

(a)  

Mead refers to this as the behavior of the person when he sees/considers other people in the course of his actions

• Imitation

• Role-Taking

• Generalized Other