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-S.3.1 Define socialization as a process that takes place from birth to death, and how it changes throughout the life cycle.
-S.3.5 Identify the goals of socialization (transmission of culture including values inculcation, self-control and social control, appropriate role behavior, skills attainment).
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Human development experts believe baby monkeys are like baby humans, they have emotional needs for affection and warmth, and these needs... [solve below]
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Much learning has to take place if an infant is to participate in cultural life, & this is the role of socialization: the cultural process of... [solve below]
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The developmental growth rate of institutionalized children can be improved with only twenty minutes of... [solve below] ...according to Lawrence Casler& René Spitz.
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In India, it is normal for husbands to walk ahead of wives. In the U.S., it is normal for wives & husbands to walk side-by-side. So we see that nearly all the human social behavior... [solve below] ...is learned.
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In 3 days, Kingsley Davis attributed Anna’s improvement to the fact she had been given... [solve below] ...because when she was discovered, Anna showed few signs of intelligence, & could not talk or walk.
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Bonding is the result of close physical contact. In humans... [solve below] . The Harlows had proved that infant-mother bonding is not the result of feeding.
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At age ten, Anna developed the capacity for emotional attachment with a doll, and then she died. At age eight, Anna acquired... [solve below]
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[solve below] ...to these monkeys than food, because when the exposed wire dummy became the only source of food, the cloth mother remained the favorite.
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Isabelle’s mother had been deaf since age two & did not speak, but... [solve below] ...secluded from the rest of the family. Like Anna, Isabelle had been hidden because her mother was unmarried.
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The Harlows exposed infant monkeys to a mother with a wire body &... [solve below] ...after separating the monkeys from their mothers at birth.
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By fourteen, Isabelle participated in all school activities normal for children in her grade, which was surprising because at first Isabelle was thought... [solve below]
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Infant monkeys raised in isolation became mothers that rejected their babies, ignored them, or abused them. Infant monkeys raised in isolation... [solve below]
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Isabelle’s progress may have been because... [solve below] ...unlike Anna's situation.
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Monkeys were able to learn to play, if they had been isolated for around three months. But monkeys that had been isolated for six months... [solve below] ...by the other monkeys.
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Genie never sobbed when she cried, & never spoke when angry, because Genie's father... [solve below] . Moreover, her father never gave her solid food, so Genie could not chew.
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Experiments to see how socialization affects infants would compare normally socialized infants with infants who had no human contact, but such experiments... [solve below]
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Some linguists argued that there was a window where people needed to learn to speak, ... [solve below] ..., it might not be attainable.
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Socialization... [solve below] ...which enables the U.S. president to govern successfully, & high school freshmen to adjust to new situations, & graduating seniors to look for employment.
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Genie learned phrases and words, and made further language progress, but... [solve below] .
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The social & personal development associated with being human is acquired through... [solve below] . These are the implications of the cases of Anna, Isabelle, and Genie.
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