Nature vs. Nurture
It refers to all the environmental things that have influenced us since we began to develop, representing the social sciences' view of human behavior
What is nurture?
It is defined as a distinct identity that sets us apart from others and continues to develop and change throughout our lives
What is the "self"?
According to Freud, this element of the personality consists of a human being's basic, inborn drives and demands immediate satisfaction
What is the id?
Erving Goffman coined this term to describe the study of social interaction as if people were actors performing in a theatrical performance
What is the dramaturgical approach?
The third planet from the sun.
What is Earth?
This theorist believed that behavior is not instinctive but learned, rooting his theory of "Behaviorism" in nurture rather than nature
Who is John B. Watson?
This theory by Charles Horton Cooley suggests that our self-image is based on how we imagine other people perceive us
What is the looking-glass self?
Operating as our conscience, this element represents the internalized cultural values, demands, and norms of society
What is the superego?
This is the process where a person learns to slant or alter their presentation of self in order to create distinctive appearances and satisfy particular audiences
What is impression management?
Guess the singer and title:
And I know she'll be the death of me
At least we'll both be numb
And she'll always get the best of me
The worst is yet to come
Who is (Artist Name), What is (Song Title)
Who is The Weeknd. What is "Can't feel my face".
Harry and Margaret Harlow used these animals in an experiment with wire and terry-cloth "mothers" to demonstrate the vital importance of socialization
What are rhesus monkeys?
In this stage of George Herbert Mead's theory, children around 8 or 9 begin to consider several tasks and relationships simultaneously, such as playing different positions in a baseball match, futsal, soccer/football.
What is the Game Stage?
This element is defined as a person’s conscious effort to use reason to balance innate, pleasure-seeking drives with the demands of society
What is the ego?
When you make an effort to maintain a proper image of yourself and avoid public embarrassment during an interaction, you are engaging in this practice
What is face-work?
Guess the anime:
It is about mechs, Simon, Garudas. Alongside a handful of hope at the end.
What is Gurren Lagann?
Charles Darwin's theory was sometimes misunderstood by European explorers to link cultural differences to biology, viewing less technological societies as "less human"
What is evolution (or nature)?
According to Sigmund Freud, this element of the personality operates as our conscience and represents the internalized cultural values and demands of society
What is the superego?
Freud believed biology plays a major part in human development and that humans have two opposing drives: Eros (the "life instinct") and this aggressive "death instinct"
What is Thanatos?
Using the metaphor of the theater, this specific term encompasses the appearance, costumes, props, and manner a person uses to convince their audience
What is the personal front?
This KPOP band consist of 3 (was 4) band members. They created the song LOVE, Hey You, I'm Sorry and I'm A Loner.
What/Who is CNBLUE
Cases of these specific types of individuals, such as Anna, Isabelle, and Genie, provide crucial evidence that social experience is necessary to form a personality
What are isolated children?
Erving Goffman used this term to describe how individuals alter the presentation of their "self" to create distinctive appearances and satisfy particular audiences
What is impression management?
When the competing demands of the self and society result in a compromise that changes selfish drives into socially acceptable behaviors
What is sublimation?
Goffman emphasized his theories on the presentation of self by studying these extremely restricted settings, starting with his observations in a mental hospital
What are total institutions?
Make Mr Nizam laugh
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