Socialisation

What does over-identification mean?

• To engage in excessive or inappropriate psychological identification

• To identify with a group in a healthy manner

• To avoid identifying with others

• To engage in minimal psychological identification

What is the process of learning to behave in a way that is acceptable to society called?

• Archetype

• Socialisation

• Assimilation

• Integration

What term describes a very typical example of a certain person or thing?

• Prototype

• Archetype

• Stereotype

• Model

Is there an expected look a bride should have on her wedding day? If so, what?

• Yes, a traditional white dress and veil.

• No, there is no expected look.

• Yes, a colorful outfit with a hat.

• Yes, a casual outfit with sneakers.

What is the process called that involves learning, developing, and sharing norms, values, ideas, behaviors, social skills, and customs?

• Socialisation

• Isolation

• Communication

• Education

Which of the following helps form your personal identity and integrate into society?

• Socialisation

• Meditation

• Competition

• Segregation

How are stereotypes constructed to fit with media and genre in films?

• Through headlines and photos

• Via soundtrack, close-ups, script, lighting, editing

• By using cultural norms and habits

• Through clothing and appearance

What do stereotypes usually focus on?

• Economic status and education

• Appearance and behavior

• Political views and beliefs

• Historical events and timelines

What is socialisation primarily a combination of?

• Internally imposed rules and cultural diversity

• Externally imposed rules and genetic influences

• Internally and externally imposed rules and expectations

• Cultural continuity and social position

How does socialisation contribute to society?

• By creating new cultural norms

• By reinforcing social position and cultural continuity

• By eliminating genetic influences

• By promoting individualism