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What is personality?

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Person way of acing, thinking, and feeling.

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What is socialization?

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Life long social process which people devolve the human potential through culture.

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J.B. Watson developed what?

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Theory of behaviorism.

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Behaviorism is?

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Not instinct but learned

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What were Harlow experiments?

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Reece’s monkeys. The money had developmental issues because I was isolated.

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What was Sigmund Freud theory?

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Personality has three parts Id, ego, and super ego.

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What is Id?

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Basic drives

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What is ego?

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Balance between Id and super ego.

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What is super ego?

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Culture.

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What is Jean Piaget’s theory?

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Cognitive theory.

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What is sensorimotor?

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Your senses experience the world through senses.

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What is preoperational?

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Learn language.

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What is concrete operational?

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You understand connections, you make connections

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What is Formal operational?

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Thinking abstractly.

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What was george Herbert mead theory?

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Self awareness

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What was Carol Gilligan Theory?

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Moral development study between boys and girls.

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What was Lawrence Kolberg theory?

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Moral reasoning.

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What was Erik Erison’s Theory?

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8 stages he said you have to go through all the stages.

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What is social interaction?

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The process by which people act and react in relation to one another.

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What is role?

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Expectation of someone.

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What is role set?

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Roles attach to a single status.

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What is role conflict?

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Conflict connected to two or more statuses.

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What is role strain?

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Tension

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What is role exist?

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Retirement of a role

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What is status?

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A position that you hold.

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What is status set?

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Consists of a status connected to all status.

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What is achieved status?

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Earn over time.

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What is ascribe status?

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Receive at the verse.

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What is master status?

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Specialized characteristics that explain your well being.

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What is social construction of reality?

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Shaping reality through social interaction.

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What is Thomas theorem?

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What is social construct theory.

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What did Harold Garfinkel developed?

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He developed the ethomethodology?

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What is ethnomethodology?

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Study of the way people make sense of things.

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What is Erving Goffman theory?

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Developed dramaturgical analysis.

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What is dramaturgical analysis?

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Theatrical performance

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What is nonverbal communication?

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Body language

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What is social group?

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Two or more people interacting.

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What is crowd?

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Collection of people interacting.

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What is category?

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Group of people with common interest.

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What is primary group?

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Small, personal, enduring.

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What is secondary group?

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Impersonal

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What is democratic leadership?

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Involvement.

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What is expressive leadership?

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Collective well being

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What is instrumental leadership?

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Task oriented

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What is authoritarian leadership?

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Decision making, give orders

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What is laissez faire

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Function on your own

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What is Solomon asch’s research?

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Compromises their own judgement

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What is Stanley milgram research?

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How far a person will go blind obstacle.

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What is Jane research?

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Group think.

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What is ingroup?

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Loyalty in a group.

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What is outgroup?

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Competition.

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What is reference group?

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Other people that your refer to.

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What is network?

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Social ties.

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What is normative organization?

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Voluntery

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What is coercive organization?

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Punishment.

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What is utilitarian organization?

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Material awards.

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What is bureaucracy?

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Organizational design to perform task proficiency.

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