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WorksheetsSoc Unit 3 - Socialization
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 25mins
5 main agents of socialization
Family, Mass Media, Peer, Work, School
People, Say, We, Fear, Monsters
Corporations, Social Media, Siblings, Friends, Middle School
Marshmallows, Potatoes, Whiskers, Fennel, Syrup
Theory that our sense of self is based upon our interpretation of other people's reactions to us.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Cooley's Looking Glass Self
Harlow's Nature of Love & Affection
Mead's Genesis of Self
Theory that our sense of self is formed through 3 Stages (Imitation / Play / Game).
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Cooley's Looking Glass Self
Harlow's Nature of Love & Affection
Mead's Genesis of Self
Theory that contact comfort is vital to the bond between infants & mothers.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Cooley's Looking Glass Self
Harlow's Nature of Love & Affection
Mead's Genesis of Self
Process by which one's sense of social values, beliefs, and norms are removed.
Anticipatory Socialization
Reference Group
Desocialization
Resocialization
Process of preparing for the adoption of new norms, values and/or beliefs.
Anticipatory Socialization
Reference Group
Desocialization
Resocialization
Group used to emulate through a significant social change.
Anticipatory Socialization
Reference Group
Desocialization
Resocialization
Requirements for Socialization to be effective.
Must be someone the subject respects
Must be someone the subject likes
Subject must have intensive and prolonged contact
Subject has to be in a total Institution
A generalized belief about a group of people
Stereotype
Role
Role Performance
Reference Group
A status into which one is born or assigned
Achieved Status
Status Symbol
Aggravated Status
Ascribed Status
A status that a person earns or chooses.
Achieved Status
Status Symbol
Aggravated Status
Ascribed Status
Conflict among the roles connected to two or more statuses
Role Conflict
Role Pain
Role Strain
Role Incompatibility
Tension among the roles connected to a single status
Role Conflict
Role Pain
Role Strain
Role Incompatibility
A set of behavioral expectations about a social position.
Status Paper
Role Performance
Status
Role
The actual behavior of an individual in a role
Status Paper
Role Performance
Status
Role
A status that has special importance for social identity, often shaping a person's entire life
Social Status
Master Status
Status Symbol
Master Blaster
Studied love & attachment in Rhesus monkeys with artificial mothers
Harry Harlow
George Mead
Charles Cooley
Abraham Maslow
Process of learning to participate in group behavior
Sophism
Socrates
Sociology
Socialization
Used to isolate members of society to allow for resocialization
Total Institution
Solitary Confinement
Reference Group
Transit Station
Which of the following is NOT a component of the Looking-Glass Self Theory?
Appearance - how I look to others
Reactions - how people respond to me
Emotions - how I interpret people's reactions to me
Adjustment - how I change to please others
Which of the following is a position that you occupy?
Social structure
Role Performance
Status
Role
Which of the following is NOT a stage in the Looking Glass Self theory?
We imagine how we look to others
We predict how others will react to our appearance or behavior
We interpret other's reactions to our appearance or behavior
We develop our sense of self from our interpretations of other's reactions to us.
What was the outcome of Harry Harlow's experiments?
The monkeys preferred the wire mother that fed them.
The monkeys preferred the wire mother that simulated a rocking motion.
The monkeys preferred a wire mother that was wrapped in cloth.
The monkeys preferred a wire mother that made sounds similar to a mother monkey.
What occurs during the "Play" stage of human development according to "Development of Self" theory?
Babies learn to play based on observation and imitation
Babies learn to use language and symbols
Babies learn to take the role of several other people
Babies learn to take the role of another person
What occurs during the "Imitation" stage of human development according to "Development of Self" theory?
Babies learn to play based on observation and imitation
Babies learn to use language and symbols
Babies learn to take the role of several other people
Babies learn to take the role of another person
What occurs during the "Game" stage of human development according to "Development of Self" theory?
Babies learn to play based on observation and imitation
Babies learn to use language and symbols
Babies learn to take the role of several other people
Babies learn to take the role of another person
Social mobility is common
Hunter-Gatherer Society
Industrial
Post-Industrial
Agricultural
Horticultural
Significant personal possessions is common
Hunter-Gatherer Society
Industrial
Post-Industrial
Agricultural
Horticultural
Very few personal possessions is common
Hunter-Gatherer Society
Industrial
Pastoral
Agricultural
Horticultural
Society that leads a completely nomadic lifestyle
Hunter-Gatherer Society
Industrial
Pastoral
Agricultural
Horticultural
Urbanized society
Hunter-Gatherer Society
Industrial
Pastoral
Post-Industrial
Horticultural
Society with small populations (<50)
Hunter-Gatherer Society
Industrial
Pastoral
Post-Industrial
Horticultural
Mechanized society
Hunter-Gatherer Society
Industrial
Pastoral
Post-Industrial
Horticultural
Society with large populations (>5,000)
Agricultural
Industrial
Pastoral
Post-Industrial
Horticultural
Society with that leads a stationary or sedentary lifestyle
Agricultural
Industrial
Pastoral
Hunter-Gatherer
Horticultural
Society in which over 1/2 the workforce has white collar jobs
Agricultural
Industrial
Pastoral
Hunter-Gatherer
Post-Industrial
Emerged simultaneously with another society
Horticultural
Industrial
Pastoral
Hunter-Gatherer
Post-Industrial
Equality amongst sexes is common
Horticultural
Industrial
Pastoral
Hunter-Gatherer
Post-Industrial
Specific gender roles are common
Horticultural
Industrial
Pastoral
Hunter-Gatherer
Post-Industrial
Society that leads a semi-nomadic lifestyle
Horticultural
Industrial
Pastoral
Hunter-Gatherer
Agricultural
Society where food production was dominated by males
Horticultural
Industrial
Pastoral
Hunter-Gatherer
Agricultural
Society where food production was dominated by females
Horticultural
Industrial
Pastoral
Hunter-Gatherer
Agricultural
