Theory 4 - Symbolic Interactionism Flashcards
The Vanier Institute of the Family defines “family” as:
2 or more bound by mutual consent/birth/adoption to assume responsibilities for
1.) __________ maintenance and care of members
Physical maintenance and care of group members
The Vanier Institute of the Family defines “family” as:
2 or more bound by mutual consent/birth/adoption to assume responsibilities for
1.) Physical maintenance and care of group members
2.) Addition of new members through __________ or _______.
procreation or adoption
The Vanier Institute of the Family defines “family” as:
2 or more bound by mutual consent/birth/adoption to assume responsibilities for
1.) Physical maintenance and care of group members
2.) Addition of new members through procreation or adoption.
3.) ____________ of children
socialization
The Vanier Institute of the Family defines “family” as:
2 or more bound by mutual consent/birth/adoption to assume responsibilities for
1.) Physical maintenance and care of group members
2.) Addition of new members through procreation or adoption.
3.) Socialization of children
4.) _______ ________ of members.
Social control
The Vanier Institute of the Family defines “family” as:
2 or more bound by mutual consent/birth/adoption to assume responsibilities for
1.) Physical maintenance and care of group members
2.) Addition of new members through procreation or adoption.
3.) Socialization of children
4.) Social Control of members.
5.)Production, consumption, distribution of _______ and _________, and affective nurturance (____).
goods and services, love
Symbols have _________ meanings and are products of ______ _______.
shared, social interaction
Interactions are communications and social behaviours that are either ______ or ___________
Interactions = communications/social behaviours that are either verbal or nonverbal
4 Foundational Ideas
- ) The world is always _________.
- ) ______ ________ is constantly changing
- ) Changing
2. ) Social structure
4 Foundational Ideas
- ) The world is always changing
- ) Social structure is constantly changing
- ) Meaning comes from _________ with objects
- ) Importance of ________.
- ) Interactions
4. ) research
George Herbert Mead
“Self” generated through ___________ (gestures)
interactions
George Herbert Mead
Two stages of self development
____ stage
____ stage
Play stage
Game stage
George Herbert Mead
“Generalized Other”
The ______________ of how one’s behavior can affect the immediate environment and or the society at large
anticipation
George Herbert Mead
She likes me. I like her.
“__” is social, learned in responses to others (society).
“_” is the immediate reaction to situations.
The “_____” is between I and me.
“_” is the response of the individual to “__”, which is a reflection of the social world we interact with.
“me” is social, learned in responses to others (society).
“I” is the immediate reaction to situations.
The “self” is between I and me.
“I” is the response of the individual to “me”, which is a reflection of the social world we interact with.
Charles Horton Cooley
known for his “_______-____ Self” a premise that individuals make a judgement based off of what others think of them.
“Looking-glass Self”
Thomas theorem, “__________ of the Situation”
William Isaac Thomas
“It is not important whether or not the interpretation is _______-
If men ______ situations as real, they are real in their ____________.”
Therefore If people view somebody as great, then he is.
Definition of the situation
correct
define, consequences
Herbert Blumer
Coined the terms _________ _____________
Symbolic Interactionism
Herbert Blumer
Herbert Blumer
Coined the term Symbolic Interactionism
Developed 3 primary premises through a study later known as “Movies and ______” (1933)
Conduct
Basic Assumption 1
a. ) People will react to something according to the _______ that the thing has for them. (Symbols)
b. ) We learn about meaning through ____________ with others.
1-a.) Meaning
Basic Assumption 1
a.) People will react to something according to the meaning that the thing has for them. (Symbols)
b.) We learn about meaning through ____________ with others.
1-b.) Interactions
Basic Assumption 1
a. ) People will react to something according to the meaning that the thing has for them. (Symbols)
b. ) We learn about meaning through interactions with others.
c.) As people come into contact with different things and experiences, they __________ what is being learned.
1-c.) interpret
Basic Assumption 2
centers around self-________.
self concept
Basic Assumption 2
centers around self-concept.
a. ) A human infant is _______ and must be socialized.
b. ) Once individuals develop a sense of self, this will provide motivation for future behavior.
a.) asocial
Basic Assumption 2
centers around self-concept.
a. ) A human infant is asocial and must be socialized.
b. ) Once individuals develop a sense of ____, this will provide __________ for future behavior.
b.) self, motivation
Basic Assumption 3
centers around _______ influences
societal
