Concept of Socialization
the process whereby children acquire knowledge about the language, values, etiquette, rules, behaviors, social expectations, and all the subtle, complex bits of information necessary to get along and thrive in a particular society.
What is socialization?
a set of elements that form an orderly, interrelated, and functional whole.
What is a system?
Separating unattached young adult from his or her family of origin
_____behave more aggressively than ____
What are boys and girls?
A child involved in ______ ____ is playing independently but is playing in a similar manner or with similar toys as other children in the immediate vicinity.
What is parallel play?
What is conceptualize how a family works?
Dealing with adolescents gain that independence, and refocusing on the couple relationship as adolescents gain that independence
What is involves what children think about and how they imagine their pretend games as they play?
Here children play together. There is some interaction, but the interaction is not organized
What is Associative Play?
People who have close relationships, interact often with each other, have shared expectations for how one should behave, and are exposed to the same ongoing forces and experiences.
Adjusting to aging and addressing the inevitability of one’s own death
What is Stage 6?
involves the extent to which children interact with other children as they play.
What is Social Play?
involves little or no activity. A child might be sitting or standing quietly. Frequently, the child’s attention is focused on observing something going on around him.
What is Unoccupied behavior?
What is childhood?
What is Output?
What is Having and raising young children?
Act aggressively to compete for the attention of their parents
What are later born children?
What is involves the child playing independently. No attention is given to other children or what they might be doing?
What are the unique circumstances and social climate within the family?
the principle that in open systems a given end state can be reached by many potential means.
What is equifinality?
Sending children forth into their own new relationships, addressing midlife crises, and coping with the growing disabilities of aging parents
What is Stage 5?
____ ____children tend to be achievement oriented and better academically.
What is first born?
A child involved in _____ ____ is simply observing the playing behavior of other children. The child is mentally involved in what the other children
What is Onlooker play?