Adolescence
W.H.O defines adolescence as ages ____ to _____
10 to 19
This external influence explores intercultural exchange
Proximity
True or False: The level of conformity or alienation can help explain a society's direction when it comes to growth and change.
True
Generational theories and ideologies: are they a macrosocial or microsocial perspective?
Macro
Learning specific values, behaviours, attitudes, and beliefs that are deemed acceptable, is called:
Socialization
This theorist popularized the emphasis on adolescence and that studying adolescence is important in understanding societal structure
G. Stanley Hall
Population Changes
The LGBTQ+ rights groups are an example of alienation or conformity?
Alienation (positive)
A group that shares certain statistical characteristics is called a ____________.
Cohort
Proletariat
David Elkind called the heightened self-awareness and self-consciousness that adolescents experience the following term: __________.
Egocentrism
Tourism and globalization are examples of ______?
Intercultural exchange
Sally is more likely to conform to the things her mother explains to her than her neighbour. What kind of influence is this?
Informative Influence
The term for the idea that a person's birth year helps determine their values/views/attitudes, is the following:
Social location
The anxiety that comes from the many pressures within society/the role one has to adopt/the values they have to live up to is called:
Socialized anxiety
This theorist stated that adolescence is a period of crisis.
Eduard Spranger
Soil erosion and drought are examples of which external influence?
Physical Environment
The KKK is an example of alienation or conformity?
Alienation
Karl Mannheim's theory is called:
Fresh Contact Theory
The term for the lasting values that shape one's worldview, that they then carry with them through adulthood is the following: ____________.
Dominant value direction
____________ is closely linked to the influence of social environment + values. It states that a society/group is less likely to change if it is __________.
Ethnocentric
Gemma is nervous to change her hair colour. This is an example of alienation or conformity?
Conformity -- she is afraid she will then be alienated
Why may it be important to study generations? How may it explain social change/a society's growth?
[Depends on response]