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| What is the lifelong social experience by which individuals develop their humal potential called? | ~ Socialization
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| A social experience to learn their culture is called:? | ~ Human needs
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| A person's fairly consistent pattern of acting, thinking and feeling is called? | ~ Personality
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| What are 4 agents of socialization? | ~ Family, Schooling, Peer Groups, and Mass Media.
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| Who is the person that did a study of evolution that led to the "nature" argument? | ~ Charles Darwin
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| Who develeped a theory called behaviorism? | ~ John Watson
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| Rhesus monkeys left in isolation suffered from: ? and ? damage | ~ Emotional and Behavioral
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| Who believed that biology played a major role in human development? | ~ Sigmond Frued
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| Sig Freud believed that humans have 2 basic needs, ? and ? | ~ Eros and Thanatos
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| Freuds model of personality has these 3 parts: | ~ Id, Ego, and Superego
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| Who studied human cognition (how people think)? | ~ Jean Piaget
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| The 4 stages of Piaget's cognitive development are: | ~ The sensorimotor stage, the preoperational stage, the concrete operational stage, and the formal operational stage.
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| Who studied moral reasoning and the way individuals judge situations as right and wrong? | ~ Lawrence Kohlberg
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| Who said that young children experience the word in terms of pain and pleasure? | ~ Lawrnece Kohlberg
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| Who compared the moral develpment of girls and boys? | ~ Carol Gilligan
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| Who believed social behavorism explains how social experience creates personality? | ~ George Herbert Mead
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| "The generalized other" refers to comparing ourselves to ? | ~ Society
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| Who termed "the looking glass self", a self image based on how we think others see us? | ~ Charles Horten Cooley
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| Who developed the 8 stages of life's course? | ~ Erik Erikson
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| What agent of socializations has the greatest impact on socialization? | ~ the family
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| What agent of socialization has social groups whose members have interests, social positions and ages in common? | ~ Peer groups
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| Is childhood becoming shorter or longer in life? | ~ Shorter
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| Old age begins in the mid ?'s in the US | ~ 60's
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| What are the 5 stages of greif? | ~ Denial, Anger, Negotiation, Depression, and Acceptance
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| Radically changing an inmate's personality by carefully controlling the environment is called? | ~ resocialization
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| The process by which people act and react in relation to others is called: | ~ social interaction
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| A social postition that an individual occupies is called a: | ~ status
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| Are all of our status's part of our social identity? | ~ yes
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| Name 3 types of social statuses | ~ Ascribed, Achieved, and a Master
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| Give an example that most people use as their master status? | ~ Occupation
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| Behavior expected of someone who holds a particular status is called: | ~ a Role
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| A number of roled attached to a single status is called: | ~ a role set
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| Tension between roles connected to a single status is called | ~ role strain
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| Conflict between roles corresponding to 2 or more statuses is: | ~ role conflict
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| The process by which people creatively shaped reality through social interation is called: | ~ social construction of reality
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| Situations that are defined as real are real in their consequences is called the: | ~ Thomas Theorem
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| Who stated that people create reality in everyday encounters? | ~ Harold Garfinkel
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| The study of the way people make sense of their everyday surroundings is called: | ~ Ethnomethodology
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| Who states people are much like actors performing on a stage: | ~ Erving Goffman
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| The study of social interation in terms of our theatrical performance is called: | ~ Dramaturgical analysis
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| Using body movements, gestures, and facial expressions rather than speech is called: | ~ nonverbal communication
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| ized to be less assertive | ~ women
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| Helping someone "save face" is called | ~ tact
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| What arises from contidiciton, ambiguity, and double meanings found in differing definitions of the same situation. | ~ Humor
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| Who said: Selfish drives are controlled by learning our ways of culture. | ~ Sigmond Freud
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| Who criticized Kolberg gender bias study | ~ Carol Gilligan
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| Who developed the stages of dying | ~ Dr. Elizabeth Cross
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