What birth placement typically has the same characteristics as the first born
only child
What were the conditions Genie was raised in?
A small bedroom with only a bed/sleeping bag, potty chair, and a few pieces of trash for toys. Dad beat her if she made noise, etc.
What type of mother did Harlow's monkeys prefer?
the soft and warm mother instead of cold wire mother with milk
Who coined the term to describe our inborn drive for self gratification and what is this drive called?
What are the 4 major agents of Socialization?
Family, Peers, School, Media
What birthplace is best for creating leaders or CEOs?
first born
What or who was Harlow’s main test subject in studying the effects of isolation?
Rhesus Monkeys
Why did Susan Curtis and others think Genie never learned to develop complex language and grammar skills?
She missed the critical learning period due to isolation
What theory/theorist examines how our "sense of self" developed out of childhood play?
Role Taking Theory/ Mead
Learning to be quiet, wait, stay in line, and act interested are all parts of the hidden curriculum we learn in.....
school
What was on thing Oskar and Jack had in common?
Aptitudes and Capacities:
Same genes, same facial hair, type of shirt, liked spicy foods and sweet liqueurs, toilet habits, good at sports, bad at math, eating habits (butter toast dipped in coffee)
Which of Freud’s Ideas describes the subconscious or “animal” part of the brain?
Id
Why is it hypothesized that Isabelle had a better social outcome than Anna or Genie?
While not spoken to and isolated, Isabelle received physical affection from her mother
Balances internalized expectations of society (supergo) with internal basic needs (id).
Books, movies, sports, music, celebrities all form a socializing force we call what?
media
What was one difference between Oskar and Jack?
Attitudes and Beleifs:
Religious Views (Jewish/Catholic), Political Views (conservative liberal)
What was Skeel's and Dye's main research question?
Can childhood isolation cause developmental delay or intellectual disability?
What was the effect of social isolation on Harlow's monkeys?
-did not know how to play, could not pretend to fight
-were rejected by other monkeys
-could not have sexual intercourse or care for babies
What is the "generalized other"
combined social expectations of general society
Which force of socialization affects us first?
family
What type of twins have the exact same hereditary information?
identical
What was the major learning of Skeels' and Dye's work with children from orphanages?
What was the major difference between Noam Chomsky's and Lennenberg's theories of language development?
Chomsky believed language skills come from our biological nature, Lennenberg said we gain language through interaction with others during the critical learning period.
List the three stages in order Cooley describes in his "looking glass-self" theory.
1) We imagine how others might react to us ahead of time.
2) We interpret how other react to our actions in real time.
3) We reflect on our interpretations (which may be inaccurate) and form a sense of self-concept.
Which major agent of socialization affects us greatly in adolescents and often challenges norms set by the family?
Peer