WorksheetsSocialization Review
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 7mins
the part of the self that is spontaneous & creative
I
me
peer group
generalized other
set of individuals of about the same age & having similar interests
generalized other
adolescence
peer group
reference group
the part of the self that is created through socialization
classmates & friends
I
mass media
me
stage of development between childhood & adulthood
adolescence
functionalism
rites of passage
conformity
integrated conception of the norms, values, & beliefs of one's comunity
depression
role taking
performance
generalized other
one of the stages of grieving
desocialization
performance
depression
conformity
an example of a peer group
classmates & friends
a prison
hidden curriculum
reference group
a way of teaching the child his or her social class & therefore maintaining the status quo
role taking
desocialization
functionalism
conformity
an example of a total institution
school
home
a prison
church
important to develop during adolescence
critical thinking skills
rites of passage
hidden curriculum
reference group
assuming the viewpoint of another person to shape the self-concept
desocialization
performance
role taking
conformity
rituals that mark the shift from one stage of development to another
reference group
mass media
generalized other
rites of passage
process of giving up old values, beliefs, & behaviors
depression
adolescence
functionalism
desocialization
unofficial aspects of culture that children are taught in school
mass media
hidden curriculum
reference group
role taking
means of communication designed to reach the general population
conformity
generalized other
mass media
reference group
typically the longest stage in a human life cycle
adulthood
adolescence
childhood
old age
Many experts on human development believe
those people to whom we look to establish values & attitudes & whom we use to elevate ourselves
one thing that the hidden curriculum of schools teaches children
assuming the viewpoint of another person to shape the self-concept
human babies without close human contact have difficulty forming emotional ties with other people
In school, rewards & punishments are typically based on this
desocialization
functionalism
role taking
performance
Role taking allows people to
give up old values, beliefs, & behaviors
integrate conception of the norms, values, & beliefs of one's community
communicate with the general population
see themselves as other people see them
made up of those people to whom we look to establish values & attitudes & whom we use to elevate ourselves
family
mass media
reference group
generalized other
one thing that the hidden curriculum of schools teaches children
adulthood
conformity
desocialization
functionalism
generally the first agent of socialization for most people
school
media
family
friends
