CHAPTER 4 SOCIOLOGY the individual in society

Sociobiology is the use of Darwinian principles of evolution to explain the social behavior of _______.

• animals and humans

• plants

• microorganisms

• robots

Nature vs Nurture is the debate over the relative importance of biological and genetic factors on hand cultural forces other shaping (a)   .

Attachment Disorder is a disorder in which children are unable to trust people and form _______.

• relationships

• friendships

• connections

• attachments

Statuses are the culturally and socially defined positions occupied by individuals throughout their _______.

• lifetimes

• careers

• journeys

• experiences

Fill in the blank: Social Identity is the combination of statuses that define who a person is in _______.

• society

• family

• workplace

• community

Fill in the blank: Self is the person identity of each individual that is separate from his or her _______.

• social identity

• physical appearance

• emotional state

• cultural background

Cognitive Development is a set of stages in a person's ability to think logically and abstractly about how the _______ works.

• world

• mind

• body

• universe

Moral Development: A series of stages increasingly complex thinking about what is right and wrong in specific situations. Fill in the blank: Moral Development is a series of stages increasingly complex thinking about what is right and wrong in specific _______.

• situations

• decisions

• emotions

• beliefs

Looking Glass Self is a sense of who you are based on a 3 step process of how you think other people _______ judge you.

• will

• might

• should

• could

Fill in the blank: The I and the Me are the parts of the self, according to Mead, one more active and spontaneous, the more a product of _______.

• socialization

• individualism

• instinct

• genetics