Chapter 3 Flashcards
Feral children
kids that are raised by animals, they attack for food and walk on all fours- shows the nurture side of debate
isolation
being isolated or away from human contact- language key to development,
socialization
people learn characteristics of their group, knowledge, skill, attitude, value and actions needed
peer group
people of the same age and sharing common interests
ascribed statues
positions an individual either inherits at birth or receives involuntarily in life
achieved statues
positions that people work up to, they gain them on their own
Deprivation
monkey’s raised by cloth mothers, shows that needs nurture, but it you try to go back then it’s harder to adjust to live the longer in isolation
Nurture
you are the way you are based on the care and love you gain
Nature
you are the way you are based on biological sense
Cooley
illustrates how a person’s self- concept is contrasted
Looking glass self
describe the process by which we develop a sense of self
Mead
we acquire a sense of self when we learn to take the role of the others
significant others
Mead’s term, meaning people who have significate influence on you such as parents, siblings, relatives, friends
Role taking
four stages of development, imitation, playing, game and generalized others
Piaget
reasoning skills, sensorimotor- birth to 2
pre operational- develop ability to use symbols
concrete operational remain concrete, take role of others
formal- abstract thinking