Socialization end of unit test

What is a feral child?

• wild or untamed

• happy and outgoing

• scared or timid

• anxious and upset

What is socialization?

• the interactive process through which people learn the basic skills, values, beliefs, and behavior patterns of society

• the interactive process through which people learn basic skills

• the interactive process through which people learn the values and beliefs patterns of society

• the interactive process through which people learn the behavior patterns of society

What are 4 main agents of socialization?

• family, peers, school, and media

• parents, friends, teachers, coaches

• media, family, teacher, parents

• school, peers, coaches, and pet

What is the hidden curriculum?

• explicit things taught in schools

• content taught by teachers required by the state

• additional social things that are taught without being said

True or False: Peers are the most important agent of socialization to teens

• true

• false

What is the self-concept?

• The image you have of yourself based on various assessments you’ve made

• How others view us and their opinion

• the set of ideals that are given to you at birth

• the opinion and ideals that strangers place on you

Charles H. Cooley developed the Theory of the Looking Glass Self which states

• the self develops through a process of reflection

• You must view others through their scope

• Put yourself in others people shoes before judging them

• Think of yourself before others

The sensorimotor stage is when children...

• Mimic motions and behaviors

• take on different roles

• Play organized games – soccer, baseball

From ages 3-6, children are in the pre operational thinking stage and they...

• Imagining storylines & taking on different roles

• Recite memorized words in a book

• Play one role, while interpreting other roles happening simultaneously

• Repeat words and phrases

The concrete operational thinking stage allows children to...

• Play one role, while interpreting other roles happening simultaneously

• Imagining storylines & taking on different roles

• Mimic motions and behaviors

• Play multiple roles at once, but only focus on others