Exam 4: Socialization

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The idea of the "looking glass self" is that when we interact with others,they gesture and react to us.We then see ourselves reflected through them as though they were a mirror.Therefore,our social selves are reflected directly in how we see ourselves judged by others.The sociologist who created this idea is:

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When an expectation leads a person to create the very situation that they predicted,this is known as:

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The most significant agents of socialization do NOT include which of the following:

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When people enter military boot camp they are expected to radically change themselves physically,mentally,and emotionally.This is an example of which kind of socialization?

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Settings in which people are isolated from the larger society under the strict control and constant supervision of a specialized staff are called:

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Most socialization takes place ____ with the participants unaware that they are being socialized.

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According to Mead,the ____ is generated as we interact with others.

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For Mead,the "me" is the subjective side of the self and the "I" is the objective side,learned in the course of social interaction

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According to studies by sociologist Carrie Yang Costello,conflict between personal and professional identity was most acute among ____ students.

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Define status.

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Many sociologists criticize Freud for ____ in his analysis of male and female sexuality.

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Why do some poor and racial-minority students reject the hidden curriculum?

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A recognized social position that an individual can occupy is known as a:

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If people know what is right or wrong on the basis of whether or not it gratifies their immediate needs,they are in what stage of moral development,according to Kohlberg?

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An adolescent is strongly influenced by the music that she listens to but ignores the influence of television and the Internet.This is an example of which of the following?

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Freud called the part of the self that demands immediate gratification:

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The Palo Alto mock prison experiment demonstrated that socialization:

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Childhood and adolescence became universal categories of social ____ in the 20th century.

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Construct your own essay question drawing on relevant course materials for your answer.Points will be awarded for both the question and answer.

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According to Charles Horton Cooley,when we interact with others we gauge how we are performing based on what we want from them.

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