Quiz 5/5/2025

What is considered the primary socialization agent for children?

• Family

• Media

• Peer Group

• School

Which of the following factors is NOT listed as a key influencing factor in family socialization?

• Gender

• Social class

• Language

• Ethnic group

How do 'hard' and 'soft' individualism differ in socialization styles?

• Neither style influences socialization.

• Hard individualism promotes resilience, while soft individualism emphasizes care.

• Soft individualism promotes resilience, while hard individualism emphasizes care.

• Both styles promote the same values.

What is a significant issue related to bias in socialization?

• Bias does not exist in modern society.

• Bias only affects education.

• Bias can lead to unfair treatment and social inequalities.

• Bias is limited to socioeconomic status.

What role do schools play in children's socialization?

• They are less important than family.

• They have no impact on social skills.

• They only provide academic knowledge.

• They shape both academic knowledge and social skills.

Which of the following describes the impact of peer groups on socialization?

• They shape perceptions of social norms and personal identity.

• They only reinforce negative behaviors.

• They are less influential than family.

• They have no influence on behavior.

How does ability grouping affect children'smotivation and social dynamics in classrooms?

• It fosters a sense of community among diverse learners.

• It has no effect on children's motivation.

• It can impact both motivation levels and social interactions.

• It ensures uniform teaching methods for all children.

How does media and technology serve as a socializing agent?

• It is less influential than peer groups.

• It shapes children's perceptions and behaviors.

• It provides abundant opportunities for interaction.

• It has no impact on children's perceptions.

What is a key aspect of anti-bias education?

• Promoting a color-blind approach.

• Creating inclusive environments and promoting understanding.

• Focusing solely on academic performance.

• Ignoring cultural differences.

What is a major factor contributing to unequal access to quality education?

• Teacher qualifications and training.

• Availability of technology in classrooms.

• Parental involvement in education.

• Geographic location of schools.