Importance of Socialization
Socialization and Self
Agents of Socialization
Process of Socialization
Milgram

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What term describes the process of learning how to take part in group life?
What is socialization?
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Socialization is a way to help society exists because it is necessary to teach children to work together to create a stable society- according to which perspective/theory?
What is ...Functionalism
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What is the first and most important agent of socialization?
What is ...family
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What term is used for a group whose norms and values are used to guide behavior and with whom a person identifies?
What is ...reference group
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What university was Milgram working at when he preformed his experiment?
What is ...Yale- New Haven
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Harry Harlow experiment on these...
What are rhesus monkeys?
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Which perspective/theory views socialization as a way of teaching the child his or her social class and therefore maintaining the status quo?
What is ...Conflict
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Mrs. Martin expects you to take turns, be respectful and allow one another to speak in class-this is what part of how schools socialize students?
What is ...Hidden curriculum
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Tom is going to college next year and has begun to dress, speak, and act as he imagines a college student to behave- this is called what?
What is ...Anticipatory socialization
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What did Milgram set out to prove?
What is ...German national character that included obedience
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Harlow discover what about attachment through his experiment on love/comfort?
What is... Preferred comfort over food (Socialization was permanently stunted due to isolation from “mothers”)
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What stage did Mead use to described that about the age of 1½ children begin to mimic behaviors (without understanding the behaviors) while playing?
What is ...Imitation
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What agent of socialization allows children to begin to make their own decisions and experiment with new ways of thinking, feeling, behaving, and engaging in activities?
What is ...Peer groups
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What is the process of giving up old norms, values, attitudes and behaviors?
What is ...Desocialization
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How did Milgram find his subjects?
What is ...Newspaper advertisement
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The outcome for Anna after being discovered at age 5 was...
What was... Some skills were developed but physically and mentally years behind her peers
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Cooley believed that we develop our self-concept based on how we believe others will judge us- what did he call this?
What is ...Looking-glass self
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How does mass media act as an agent of socialization?
What is ...It introduces society to a common understanding exposing people and ideas. Many images are distorted.
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What is the process of adopting new norms, values, attitudes, and behaviors?
What is ...Resocialization
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Why did Milgram not perform the second portion of his experiment in Germany?
What is ...Americans were too obedient to authority
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Isabelle’s recovery in a relatively short span of time can be attributed to...
What is ...She had contact with her mother while isolated from society
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Mead believed the ________ was the part of self formed through socialization and concerned with acceptance (this is similar to Freud’s superego).
What is ...me
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Have social scientists found a link between TV violence and real-life violence?
What is ...Yes “based on hundreds of studies involving over ten thousand children, most now conclude that watching aggressive behavior on television significantly increases aggression”
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What are two components of a total institution?
What is ... Isolated from society Controlled by staff Supervision of all spheres of a person’s life Standardized, rigid system under which all live Formal rules Daily schedules for all
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What was the lasting consequence of the Milgram experiment on using human subjects?
What is ...There must be informed consent