Chapter 4 Flashcards

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What is socialization?

A

process by which human beings lean the social expectations of society.

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2
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Why is socialization significant to society?

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creates an expectations that are basis for people’s attitudes and behaviors

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3
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What are the agents of socialization

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those who pass on social expectations. family is usually the first source of socialization

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4
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Peers

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  • important source of individual identity

- w/out it people don’t feel accepted

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5
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psychoanalytic theory

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self driven by unconscious drives and forces that interact with the expectations of society

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6
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social learning theory

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identity is a learned response to social stimuli like reward punishment and role models

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7
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Functionalism

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socialization is key to social stability bc socialization establishes shared roles and values

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8
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conflict theory

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socialization is context of inequality and power

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9
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Symbolic interaction theory

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people are “constructing” the self as they interact with the environment and give meaning to their experiences

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10
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How did Charles Horton Cooley describe the process of symbolic interaction.

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looking glass self

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11
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What are the stages George Herbert Mead described for child socialization

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imitation
play
game

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12
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Is socialization a uniform process?

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No

families, social class, ect. are all factors

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13
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Does socialization end during childhood?

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No, but it is a significant time to form an identity

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14
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What are the results of devaluing old people?

A

age prejudice & age discrimination & age stratification

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15
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Resocialization

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existing social roles are radically altered or replaced

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16
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adult socialization

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process of learning new roles and expectations in adult life

17
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age cohort

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aggregate group of people born during the same time period

18
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age stratification

A

hierarchy rank of age groups

19
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anticipatory socialization

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process of learning the expectations associated with a role one expects to enter in the future

20
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game stage

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when children become capable of taking a multitude of roles at the same time

21
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Generalized other

A

abstract composite of social roles and expectation

22
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identity

A

how one defines themselves

23
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imitation stage

A

children copying behavior

24
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Life course

A

connection between people’s personal attributes, roles accepted, life events and historical context of those events

25
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Looking glass self

A

idea that people’s conception of self arises through reflection about their relationship to others

26
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Peers

A

those of similar status

27
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personality

A

cluster of needs drives, attitudes, predispositions, feelings, and beliefs that characterize a given person

28
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play stage

A

children begin to take on the roles of people in their environment

29
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self

A

concept of who we are formed in relationship to others

30
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self concept

A

an individual’s image and evaluations of themselves

31
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social control

A

individuals are brought into conformity with social expectations of a given group