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CH 4/5 Socialization, interaction, the self, and groups

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Froggy Jumps SOCIO1-70392Version en ligne CH 4/5 Socialization, interaction, the self, and groups par vanessa king 1 What is our identity as our own unique person called? a Self b Sexuality c The ID 2 What are the thoughts and beliefs that we have about ourselves called? a Super ego b Self concept c Ego 3 What is the theory that genetics is responsible for traits/behaviors a Nature b Biology c Nurture 4 What is the theory that social interactions/learned behaviors through social environments are responsible for traits/behaviors a Sociobiology b Nature c Nurture 5 What are the ways that social interaction impacts us a If we develop a characteristic b If we identify with the characteristic c Both 6 What is the lifelong process of developing our self concept, learning the culture, and understanding statuses and roles called? a Socialization b Cultural leveling c Cultural diffusion 7 What is the process of socialization? a Both b Teaching values/norms/skills c Learning and internalizing values/norms 8 What is the purpose of teaching values/norms/statuses a Neither b To have a shared way of life c To survive and function 9 What is the purpose of learning and internalizing values/norms? a Neither b To have a shared way of life c To survive and function 10 What is the theory that states the self develops through interaction as a child while we learn language? a Dramaturgy b Thomas c Mind, self, and Society 11 What are the 3 stages of self according to Mead? a looking, judging, experiencing b preparatory, play, game c Neither 12 What theory believes the way you define each situation becomes its reality? a The Looking-glass b Thomas c Dramaturgy 13 What theory believes we act like mirrors to each other a Dual nature of self b Psychoanalysis c The Looking-glass 14 What are the 3 steps of the Looking-glass? a acting, performing, and imitating like someone on stage b imitating a behavior, taking on roles, following rules c imagining how we look to others, imagining other's judgement, experiencing emotions on judgment 15 What are the four agents of socialization? a frontstage, backstage, region, and personal front b Family, schools, peers, and media c social networks and reference groups 16 What are the groups that we are associated with? a Both b primary, secondary, and social networks c ingroups, outgroups, and reference groups 17 What group has the most profound effect on us as individuals? a Primary b Ingroups c Social networks 18 What group includes coworkers and is more formal and impersonal? a Reference groups b Outgroups c Secondary 19 What is the difference between ingroups/outgroups? a in=distinctness from or hostility towards. Out= identifying with and loyalty towards b in=identifying with and loyalty towards. Out= distinctness from or hostility towards c There isn't a difference 20 What group provides standards that a person evaluates their own personal attributes? a Social network b Both c Reference group 21 What is the sense of team spirit that members feel toward their groups? a Group think b Group cohesion c Anomie 22 What enforces conformity in a group? a Group think b Social influence c Postscriptions

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par vanessa king

What is our identity as our own unique person called?

What are the thoughts and beliefs that we have about ourselves called?

What is the theory that genetics is responsible for traits/behaviors

What is the theory that social interactions/learned behaviors through social environments are responsible for traits/behaviors

What are the ways that social interaction impacts us

What is the lifelong process of developing our self concept, learning the culture, and understanding statuses and roles called?

What is the process of socialization?

What is the purpose of teaching values/norms/statuses

What is the purpose of learning and internalizing values/norms?

What is the theory that states the self develops through interaction as a child while we learn language?

What are the 3 stages of self according to Mead?

What theory believes the way you define each situation becomes its reality?

What theory believes we act like mirrors to each other

What are the 3 steps of the Looking-glass?

What are the four agents of socialization?

What are the groups that we are associated with?

What group has the most profound effect on us as individuals?

What group includes coworkers and is more formal and impersonal?

What is the difference between ingroups/outgroups?

What group provides standards that a person evaluates their own personal attributes?

What is the sense of team spirit that members feel toward their groups?

What enforces conformity in a group?