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What field studies human behavior and mental processes? Psychology
What field studies human society and group behavior? Sociology
What process teaches people the norms and values of society? Socialization
What is the most important early agent of socialization? Family
What type of interaction is crucial for children to become socialized? Adult interaction
What term describes shared beliefs, values, customs, and behaviors? Culture
What term describes the rules and expectations of a society? Norms
What term describes deeply held ideas about what is important? Values
What term describes a person’s social position in a group? Status
What term describes expected behavior connected to a status? Role
What term describes conflict between expectations from different roles? Role conflict
What term describes a major organized part of society? Social institution
What major social institution organizes beliefs about the sacred? Religion
What major social institution teaches knowledge and social norms? Education
What major social institution organizes production and distribution? Economy
What major social institution creates and enforces laws? Government
What term describes a smaller culture within a larger culture? Subculture
What term describes a group that rejects dominant cultural values? Counterculture
What term describes judging another culture by your own culture’s standards? Ethnocentrism
What term means understanding a culture by its own standards? Cultural relativism
What is an oversimplified belief about a group? Stereotype
What is a negative attitude toward a group? Prejudice
What is unfair action against a group? Discrimination
What term describes ranking people by wealth, power, or status? Social stratification
What term describes movement between social classes? Social mobility
Which thinker argued that capitalism creates class conflict? Karl Marx
According to Marx, what conflict shapes modern society? Class conflict
In Marx’s theory, what class owns the means of production? Bourgeoisie
In Marx’s theory, what class sells labor for wages? Proletariat
What term describes workers feeling separated from their labor? Alienation
Which thinker is associated with anomie and social order? Emile Durkheim
What term describes normlessness or breakdown of social rules? Anomie
What term describes a large formal organization with rules and hierarchy? Bureaucracy
What term describes people acting differently in crowds than alone? Deindividuation
What term describes doing less work when in a group? Social loafing
What term describes groups becoming more extreme after discussion? Group polarization
What term describes blaming a group for problems? Scapegoating
What psychological task is most important during adolescence? Identity formation
Which psychologist is associated with psychosocial development? Erik Erikson
Which stage involves forming identity during adolescence? Identity vs role confusion
What category of mental disorders is most common in the United States? Anxiety disorders
What disorder involves persistent sadness and loss of interest? Depression
What disorder involves hallucinations, delusions, or disorganized thinking? Schizophrenia
What disorder involves extreme mood swings? Bipolar disorder
What term describes long-term unhealthy patterns in personality? Personality disorder
Who is most associated with psychoanalysis and the unconscious mind? Sigmund Freud
What part of the mind contains thoughts outside awareness? Unconscious
In Freud’s theory, what part seeks immediate pleasure? Id
In Freud’s theory, what part follows reality and reason? Ego
In Freud’s theory, what part represents conscience and morality? Superego
Who is most associated with operant conditioning? B. F. Skinner
What type of learning uses rewards and punishments? Operant conditioning
What increases behavior by adding a reward? Positive reinforcement
What increases behavior by removing something unpleasant? Negative reinforcement
What decreases the likelihood of a behavior? Punishment
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