SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE Flashcards
It is important to understand the establishment of the “self” based on social structures could give us a better understanding of who we are and provide reasons. How are interactions can affect us as a person.
Sociology
Study of how human society is established, its structure and how it works, the people interaction with each other and the effects they have to one another is an aspect in which we have considered with regards to the development of a person.
Sociology
10 Social Institutions
- Family
- Religion
- Law
- Politics
- Economics
- Education
- Science
- Medicine
- Military
- Mass media
He is an american sociologist, considered as the Father of American pragmatism.
George Herbert Mead and the Social Self
One of the pioneers in the field of social psychology because of his contributions and the development of the person relating to various social factors.
George Herbert Mead and the Social Self
George Herbert Mead rejected the idea of ______ ________ of the self which proposes that an individual already has an established self from the moment he is born.
biological determination
George Herbert Mead reiterated that the process of establishing the self is through the ______ and _______ of the idea of who we are as a person joining the process of social experience.
construction and reconstruction
Mead proposes these two components of the self which the person have.
“I” & “Me”
The reaction of an individual to the attitude of others, as well as the manifestation of the individuality of the person.
“I”
Are the characteristics behavior and/or actions done by a person that follows the “generalized others” that person interacts with.
“Me”
Mead’s Three Role-playing Stages of Self Development
- Preparation/Language Stage
- Play stage
- Game stage
- Imitation
- Interactions
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Preparation/Language Stage
- Language & Symbols
- Role taking
Play stage
- Recognize the rules of the game
- Identify their roles and the roles of the others
Game stage
People are born in printed with our fictitious identities. Our society gem in name and a way to become who we are.
Charles Horton Cooley
One of the foremost sociologists who is deviating from the conventional and is considered an eccentric in find.
Charles Horton Cooley
What is the psychosociological concept introduced by Charles Cooley in 1900.
Looking Glass Self
- We imagine how we must appear before others.
- We imagine and react to what we feel.
- We develop ourselves through the judgment of others.
Looking Glass Self’s components
Allows individuals to create a concept of themselves, including personality characteristics and external appearances.
Self-Image
This concept represents a duality of we, like the ideal self, where the individual is satisfied with both the mental image of himself that is real and idea that represents him, created by his own beliefs, not inspired by anyone but different in the better sense of the word he is trying to fulfill because he thinks it is right.
Self-Image
People _________ place a crucial role in Cooley’s theory as it is from here that they determine their self image.
Self Esteem
It depends on the amount of self confidence and how an individual maintains his identity.
Self Esteem
A person’s ___ ____ is determined by people in his surroundings, the character of these people, and their achievements.
Ideal Self
In a ecological systems theory , various environmental systems influence human development , including (but not limited to) family, community, and school. Researchers policy makers and practitioners are interested in how youths spend their discretionary outside the regular school day.
Urie Bronfenbrenner
