Socialization
Rules and Regulations
Sociobiology
Beliefs & Values
Culture
100
This is the process of learning to participate in a group.
What is Sociolization?
100
These are rules that define appropriate and inappropriate behavior.
What are Norms?
100
This is the common name for the scientific argument between personality traits being inherited or learned.
What is nature vs nurture?
100
This is a broad idea about what is good or desirable shared by people in a society
What is a "value"?
100
This is the knowledge, values, customs and physical objects shared by members of a society
What is Culture?
200
This is the term for the "wild" children raised in isolation.
What is "feral"?
200
If a person refuses to shake the hand of a stranger, they are breaking this "rule"?
What is Folkway.
200
This is a thing that stands for or represents something else.
What is a "symbol"?
200
An example of this is the idea that the Essential 7 behavioral guidelines will help create well-rounded and responsible individuals.
What is a "belief"?
200
An example of this type of culture is SOJO as a group that differs in values from the dominant culture of Greater Lawndale.
What is subculture?
300
List 3 agents of socialization.
What are Media, peer groups, school, family, market, sports, virtual communities (social media).
300
When a person is refused a handshake by someone else and REACTS by scolding the person.
What is an informal sanction.
300
An example of this at Sojo is when students jump to exit class when the bell rings.
What is a "reflex"?
300
An example of this at SOJO is student book bags, binders, pens and pencils.
What is material culture?
300
This is the term for traits or characteristics, like education lasting from childhood to late teens, that are shared across cultures.
What are Cultural Universals?
400
The documentary "Consuming Kids" argued that this agent of socialization was having a negative impact on children.
What is mass media or marketing.
400
An example of this "rule or regulation" at SOJO is when a person in an authority position at the main office gives tardy slips to students who arrive late to school.
What is a formal sanction?
400
This is the impulse to reduce discomfort.
What is a "drive"?
400
These are the cultural guidelines that group members claim to accept (i.e.: the idea that all sojo students are "united in the struggle")
What is Ideal Culture?
400
An example of this type of culture is a group of Young "ravers" going to a loud concert hall to listen to techno music and wear bright colors.
What is a subculture?
500
An example of this agent of socialization is when students learn to participate and communicate in a classroom.
What is school or hidden curriculum?
500
A teacher having a non professional relationship with a student is an example of this "rule or regulation".
What is Taboo?
500
This is an innate pattern of behavior.
What is "instinct"?
500
This is the final record of the Green Bay Packers in the 2014-2015 NFL season.
What is 12-4?
500
An example of this type of culture is gangs in high school.
What is a Counterculture?
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