socialization agents
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people, or sources, or structures that pass on social expectations
age prejudice
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refers to a negative attitude about an age group that is generalized to all
people in that group
the superego
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the dimension of self that represents the standards of society
popular culture
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the beliefs, practices, and objects that are part of everyday traditions
ageism
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used to describe the institutionalized practice of age prejudice and
discrimination
social media
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refers to the vast networks of social interaction that media have inspired
counterculture
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, subcultures created as a reaction against the values of the dominant culture
self-concept
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how we think of ourselves as the result of the socialization experiences we
have over a lifetime
sir francis bacon
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defined and elaborated the scientific method
organic metaphor
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society is an organism, a system of interrelated functions and parts that
work together to create the whole
Robert Park
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, interested in urban problems and how different racial groups interacted
with each other. He was also fascinated by the social design in cities
(borders deciding a Vietnamese neighborhood and an Italian one, etc)
Social Darwinism
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the application of Darwinian thought to society. According to the social
Darwinists, the "survival of the fittest" is the driving force of social evolution
as well.
language
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a set of symbols and rules that, combines in a meaningful way, provides a
complex communication system
mores
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strict norms that control moral and ethical behavior, usually upheld by laws
negative reinforcement
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people, or sources, or structures that pass on social expectations
age prejudice
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refers to a negative attitude about an age group that is generalized to all
people in that group
the superego
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the dimension of self that represents the standards of society
popular culture
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the beliefs, practices, and objects that are part of everyday traditions
ageism
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used to describe the institutionalized practice of age prejudice and
discrimination
social media
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refers to the vast networks of social interaction that media have inspired
counterculture
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, subcultures created as a reaction against the values of the dominant culture
self-concept
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how we think of ourselves as the result of the socialization experiences we
have over a lifetime
sir francis bacon
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defined and elaborated the scientific method
organic metaphor
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society is an organism, a system of interrelated functions and parts that
work together to create the whole
Robert Park
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, interested in urban problems and how different racial groups interacted
with each other. He was also fascinated by the social design in cities
(borders deciding a Vietnamese neighborhood and an Italian one, etc)
Social Darwinism
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the application of Darwinian thought to society. According to the social
Darwinists, the "survival of the fittest" is the driving force of social evolution
as well.
language
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a set of symbols and rules that, combines in a meaningful way, provides a
complex communication system
mores
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strict norms that control moral and ethical behavior, usually upheld by laws
negative reinforcement
