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Abandoned or lost at young age Feral Children
She was isolated for 13 years, was tied to a potty chair, could not speak or walk, never fully recovered, assisted living Genie
Psychologists, Focused on importance of early learning, worked with rhesus monkeys, experimented with isolation Harry and Margaret Harlow
"Looking Glass Self" : Look at yourself in a mirror, has 3 elements, a. How we appear to others, b. Interpret others reactions, C. Develop self concept Charles Horton Cooley
Has 3 stages, A. Imitation (ages 0-3). B. Play (ages 3-6) take role of specific person example: superman, C. Games (ages 4+) now take on multiple roles example: Baseball George Herbert Mead
Has 4 stages A. Sensorimotor (ages 0-2) discover senses B. Preoperational (ages 2-7) can use symbols example: glasses of liquid. C. concrete (ages 7-12) understand number, roles D. Formal Operational (ages 12+) think abstractly, solve problems Jean Piaget
The entire human environment, including direct contact with others social environment
children assumed to have been raised by animals in the wild, isolated from other humans feral children
Their would be no culture without it and their would be no common sense without it Two keys of language
People learn the characteristics of their group appropriate for them socialization
Human capacity of being able to see ourselves from the outside, how we internally think others see us self
Putting oneself in someones elses shoes taking on the role of the other
Individual who influences someone elses life significant other
The norms, values, attitudes, and expectations of people generalized other
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