Sociological Perspective Flashcards

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one of the disciplines in social science which aims to discover the ways by which the social surrounding/environment influences people’s thoughts, feelings, and behavior.

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Sociology

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2
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Who proposed Social Behaviorism?

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George Herbert Mead

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3
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Describe the power of environment in shaping human behavior

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Social Behaviorism

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4
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The self as dimension of blank that is made up of the individual’s blank and blank

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personality
self-awareness
self-image

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5
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The self cannot be separated from?

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the society

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6
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A stage where Self does not exist at birth

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Preparatory Stage

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7
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Self develops over time through

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Social Interaction and experience

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8
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Children’s behavior is primarily based on

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Imitation

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9
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Knowing and understanding blank are important to constitute their way of communicating with others

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symbols

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10
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A stage where a child widens his perspective and realizes that he is not alone.

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Play Stage

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constitutes basis for socialization to form social relationships

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Symbols

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12
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the process of assuming the perspective of another person to see how this person might behave or respond in a given situation.

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Role-taking

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13
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A stage where the child now has the ability to respond not just to one but several members of his social environment and consider several tasks and various types of relationships

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Game Stage

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14
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used to explain the behavior when a person considers other people in the course of his action. The person realizes the cultural norms, beliefs, & values incorporated to each self. It forms the basis of self-evaluation.

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Generalized others

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15
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play a major role in the formation of the self

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Family

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16
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Children see themselves as blank and have difficulties understanding people around them.

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universe

17
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The self functions as subject.

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I self

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The self functions as object.

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Me Self

19
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Sociopsychological approach to understand how societies work and wrote Human Nature and the Social Order (1902)

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Charles Horton Cooley

20
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Self is a product of social interaction.

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Looking-glass self

21
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Seeing oneself is based on contemplating one’s blank and the view of the self is also influenced by the blank of other people.

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personal qualities

impression

22
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3 Phases of Self-development

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  1. how they present themselves to others
  2. how others evaluate them
  3. develop some sort of feeling about themselves as a result of those impressions
23
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Word Cooley used to describe the possibility that people develop self-identities based on the wrong perception of how others see them.

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Imagine

24
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Known for his role in the development of Modern American Sociology

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Erving Goffman

25
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People learned to slant their presentation of themselves in order to create preferred appearances and satisfy particular people or alter how the person presents himself to others which is called?

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Impression Management

26
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Real social interaction is similar to blank presentation

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theatrical

27
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another aspect of the self. This was observed in situations where face-saving measures are resorted to in the maintenance of a proper image of self on frustrating or embarrassing situations.

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Face-work

28
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• What starts out as a blank may become your blank

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mask

face

29
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The discussions and observations of the sociologists represented a progression on how the self has developed through the process of blank to how the person manages blank in order for him to be accepted by others.

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socialization

self-presentation