socialization Flashcards

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1
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beliefs, customs, and cultural norms are often passed down from one generation to another within a society in a process called ________

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cultural transmission
cultural learning

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2
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spread of norms, customs, and beliegs from one culture to another can occur and is called _____________

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cultural diffusion

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3
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explain primary socialization

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occurs during childhood

initially learn acceptable actions and attitudes in our society

primarily through the observation of our parents / adults in close proximity

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4
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explain secondary socialization

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process of learning appropriate behavior within smaller sections of the larger society

outside of the home, based on learning the rules of specific social environments

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5
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_____________ is the process by which a person prepares for future chnages in ocupations, living situations, or relationship

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anticipatory socialization

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____________ is the process by which one discards old bahviors in favor of new ones, typically through inensice retraining and can have positive or negative outcomes

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resocialization

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7
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____________ are societal rules that define the boundaries of acceptable behavior

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norms

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8
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___________ are widely observed social nroms

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mores

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9
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penalties for misconduct or rewards for appropriate behavior are called _________

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sanctions

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10
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explain the difference between negative and positive sanctions

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negative = punish behaviors that deviate from norms

positive = reward behaviors that comply with norms

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_________ sanctions are enforced by social institutions like governments or employers

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formal

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give an exmaple of a positive and negative formal sanction

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positive = promotion
negative = jail sentence

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13
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__________ sanctions are enforced by social groups

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informal

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14
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give an example of a positive and negative informal sanction

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positive = sit at the “popular kids” table during lunch
negative = exclusion from a social group

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__________ are norms that refer to behavior that is considered polite in particular social interactions

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folkways

*shaking hands after s sports match

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16
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any part of society that is importnat when learning social norms and vlaues is called a ___________

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agent of socialization

17
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give exmaples of common agents of socialization

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school
family
peers
religion
government
media
work
ethnic background
clubs / social groups

18
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___________ refers to any violation of norms, rules or expectations within a society

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deviance

19
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____________ is the extreme disapproval or dislike of a person or group based on perceived differences from the rest of society

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social stigma

20
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explain the labeling theory

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labels are given toa person affect not only how others respond to that person but also affect that persons self image

*this can lead to channeling of behavior into deviance or conformity

21
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internalizing a label and assuming the role implied by the label may lead to the assumed role taking over a person identity, this is known as ___________

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role engulfment

22
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explain the differntial association theory

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deviance can be learned through interactions with others

“fallen into the wrong group”

23
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explain the strain theory

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deviance is a natural reaction to the disconnect between social goals and social structure

*deviant behavior such as theft may arise as an attempt to achieve the social goal outside of the limiting social structure

24
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____________ is amtching ones attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors to a group or societal norm

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conformity

25
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T / F - conformity is also known as majority influence

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true

26
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_________ is the desire to fit into a gorup because of fear of rejection

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normative conformity

27
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__________ involves changing ones behavior to fit with a group while also privately agreeing with the ideas of the group

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internalization

*i internally agree with these views

28
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___________ refers to the outward acceotance of others ideas without personally taking on these ideas

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identification

29
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_________ is a change om behavior based on a direct request

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compliancy

30
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explain the foot in the door compliancy technique

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begins with a small request, and after gaining compliance, a larger request is made

*classmate asks for notes, you agree, later in the day the classmate asks you to make copies of the notes because he doesn’t have access to a copier

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explain the door in the face compliancy technique

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large request is made at first and if refused, a second smaller request is made

*classmate asks you to make a copy of your notes, you refuse, the classmate might ask to borrow your notes to make copies themselves

32
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explain the lowball compliancy technique

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requestor will get an initial commitment from an individual and then raise the “cost” of the commitment

*boss asks you to head a committee with a 5 hour time commitment each week, you agree, but later find out that the commitment includes the 5 hours per week plus written reports from each committee meeting

33
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explain the thats not all compliancy technique

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individual made an offer, but before making a decision is told the deal is even better than originally expected

*informercials = offer earring at a low price of $19.99, but wait! if you buy now you will recieve the matching necklace absolutely free

34
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explain the difference between compliance and obediance

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compliance = request made by people without actual authority over an individual

obediance = changing ones behavior in response to a direct order or expectation expressed by an authority figure

35
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T / F - people are more likely to comply rather than obey

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false, people are more likely to obey than comply

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