QUIZ 3 SOCIOLOGY

What term refers to the lifelong process of learning culture, beginning at birth, which shapes survival and humanity as a whole?

What debate argues between society/experience or biology shaping us?

Which case study pertaining to social isolation involves monkeys?

Which case study pertaining to social isolation involves two children and the detriment to their development on the cause that they were socially isolated?

Which case study pertaining to social isolation involves a girl from California who failed to develop social skills and language because she was strapped to a chair?

Which principle of personal development theorized by Freud involves a human’s basic drives?

Which principle of personal development theorized by Freud involves a person’s conscience and cultural values?

Which principle of personal development theorized by Freud show’s a person’s rational balance?

Which stage of cognitive development theorized by Piaget involves the experiencing of the world through senses?

Which stage of cognitive development theorized by Piaget is where a child begins to use language and symbols?

Which stage of cognitive development theorized by Piaget is where an individual understands cause-and-effect with concrete objects?

Which stage of cognitive development theorized by Piaget is where an individual can think abstractly?

Which stage of moral development theorized by Kohlberg is based on obedience and punishment?

Which stage of moral development theorized by Kohlberg is based on social approval and rules?

Which stage of moral development theorized by Kohlberg is based on abstract ethical principles that go beyond laws/norms?

According to Gilligan, how do boys approach moral development?

According to Gilligan, how do girls approach moral development?

Who created the concept of the looking-glass self?

According to Mead, what concept emerges from interaction?

According to Mead, what side of the self is spontaneous, active, and creative?

According to Mead, what side of the self is socialized, reflecting how we think others expect us to act?

According to Mead, what concept refers to the process of learning to put ourselves in someone else’s shoes?

According to Mead, which stage of the self results during infancy, with the mimicking of behaviors without understanding to roles?

According to Mead, which stage of the self results from ages 3-6, where children begin to assume roles of significant others?

According to Mead, which stage of the self results during school age, in which children understand multiple roles and rules at once?

Which agent of socialization teaches language, values, and norms, shaping class, religion, and identity?

Which agent of socialization prepares students for societal roles?

Which agent of socialization influences fashion, music, risk-taking, free from parental influence?

Which agent of socialization shapes global culture?

What term refers to the concept that life stages have a social aspect, in which culture shapes all stages of life?

Which stage of life involves play and schooling through a modern lens, but an adult-like treatment through a historical lens?

Which stage of life does not exist in every society, whereas in the US involves identity search and peer influence, other societies view this stage as a direct transition to adulthood?

Which stage of life involves the building of life early on, then a reflection of life later on?

Which stage of life is culturally viewed differently, either as a stage of wisdom vs. marginalization?

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance are all stages of what that Kübler-Ross theorized?

What term refers to the shaping of groups of individuals by historical events?

What term refers to places that isolate and control people, with the goal of resocialization, (erase old identity, build new one)?

What’s the first step of resocialization?

What’s the second step of resocialization?