chapter 4 Flashcards
true or false: socialization is a lifelong process through which people acquire and internalize norms and values, languages and develop a sense of self
true
socialization
the process by which people learn to function as a member of society
social reproduction
the process of socialization comes from one generation to another and is reproduced over time
social roles
set of socially defined expectations of behavior associated with a given status or social position
who came up with the theory of child development?
George Herbert Mead
what is the central focus of mead theory
regular social interaction
what are the correct order of stages for a child to self emerge?
preparatory, play, and game stage
what years are the preparatory stage from?
birth - 3 yrs old
what is the preparatory stage?
the child engages in meaningless imitation and there is a lack of symbolic understanding in a sophisticated way
what years are the play stage from?
3-5 years old
what is the play stage?
taking the role of the other and the child plays one role at a time of a single actor; significant others are important agents of socialization
what years are the game stage?
6-9 years old
what is the game stage?
children develop self-awareness; children learn to follow roles and how to take on social roles through their experiences in games involving other players, social self is “me” and unsocialized self is the “i”
true or false: the “i” is an immediate and unthinking response that is also the basis of individual personality
true
true or false: infants don’t know “i” but through social interaction, they don’t learn about “me”
false; infants only know “i” but learn about “me” through social interaction and environment