AICE Sociology 1.1 Socialization Quiz

Primary socialization occurs during which stage of life?

• Infancy

• Adolescence

• Adulthood

• Old age

Resocialization refers to:

• The process of learning new norms, values, and behaviors when an individual joins a new social group

• The process of learning norms, values, and behaviors during childhood

• The process of learning norms, values, and behaviors during adolescence

• The process of unlearning norms, values, and behaviors when an individual leaves a social group

Which of the following is an example of anticipatory socialization?

• A child learning to speak their native language

• A teenager preparing for a job interview

• An adult attending a religious ceremony

• An elderly person retiring from work

Which agent of socialization has the most influence during early childhood?

• Family

• School

• Peers

• Media

Which of the following is an example of primary socialization?

• A child learning to ride a bicycle

• A teenager joining a sports team

• An adult starting a new job

• An elderly person learning to use a smartphone

Anticipatory socialization is characterized by:

• Learning new norms, values, and behaviors in preparation for future roles

• Learning norms, values, and behaviors during childhood

• Unlearning norms, values, and behaviors when leaving a social group

• Learning norms, values, and behaviors during old age

What is non-material culture?

• Physical objects created by human groups
• The tangible aspects of culture
• The ideas, attitudes, and beliefs of a society
• The physical environment in which a culture operates

What is social construction?

• A process by which people shape reality through social interaction
• A physical structure built for social gatherings
• A type of construction company
• A method of building social media platforms

What is a manifest function?

• A function that is not immediately recognized

• A function that is intended and recognized by the participants in a social system
• A function that is unintended and unrecognized by the participants in a social system
• A function that is intended but unrecognized by the participants in a social system

What is a latent function?

• A function that is hidden or not immediately obvious
• A function that is explicitly stated or directly intended
• A function that is no longer in use or obsolete
• A function that is constantly changing or evolving