What is culture shock?
reaction to being exposed to a vastly different culture
Explain the concept of resocialization.
The process of introducing and reinforces a new set of values and norms associated to a new social setting.
Explain the difference between material and non-material culture.
material culture is usually made up of cultural items that people can touch
non-material culture is usually made up of cultural beliefs, traditions, etc
Explain the idea of agents of socialization.
Identify Mead's 3 stages in self development.
-imitation
-play
-team games
Explain the difference between nature and nurture in regards to the socialization process.
nature is made up of the biological factors that contribute to the socialization process
nurture is made up of the environmental factors that contribute to the socialization process
Explain Freud's concept of the Id.
part of the personality that controls our inner impulses
Explain the importance of language to socialization process.
language enables people within society to teach the values and norms to each other
What are moral holidays?
when people are a part of an environment in which they do not feel regulated by typical societal norms.
Explain the difference between folkways and mores.
mores are norms that are usually established as laws in society and strictly enforced.
Explain the purpose of sanctions AND the difference between positive and negative sanctions.
sanctions are meant to teach/reinforce norms...positive sanctions are rewards for following the norms. negative sanctions are punishments for not following the norms.
Explain the difference between values and norms.
values are the dominant beliefs in a culture that determine the behavioral norms
Identify Piaget's 4 stages of reasoning development.
-sensorimotor
-preoperational
-concrete operational
-formal operational
Explain anticipatory socialization
a type of pre-socialization that intends to introduce people to their new social settings
Explain cultural relativism.
Explain ethnocentrism.
judging another culture based on the values and norms of your own culture.