Soc Chapter 4 Nijole V. Benokraitis
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Socialization - CORRECT ANSWERS-Lifelong process of social interaction in which the
individual acquires a social identity and ways of thinking, feeling and acting that are
essential for effective participation in a society.
Internalization - CORRECT ANSWERS-The process of learning cultural behaviors and
expectations so deeply that we assume they are correct and accept them without
question.
Sociobiology - CORRECT ANSWERS-A theoretical approach that applies biological
principles to explain the behavior of animals, including humans.
Social learning theories - CORRECT ANSWERS-Approaches whose central notion is
that people learn new attitudes, beliefs and behaviors through social interaction,
especially during childhood
Self - CORRECT ANSWERS-An awareness of one's identity
Looking-glass self - CORRECT ANSWERS-A self image based on how we think others
see us
Role taking - CORRECT ANSWERS-learning to take the perspective of others
significant others - CORRECT ANSWERS-the people who are important in ones life,
such as parents or other primary caregivers and siblings.
Anticipatory socialization - CORRECT ANSWERS-the process of learning how to
perform a role one doesn't occupy yet
Generalized other - CORRECT ANSWERS-people who don't have close ties to a child
but who influence his or her internalization of society's norms and values
impression management - CORRECT ANSWERS-the process of providing information
and cues to others to present oneself in a favorable light while downplaying or
concealing one's less appealing qualities
Reference group - CORRECT ANSWERS-group of people who shape an individual's
self behavior, image, values and attitudes om different contexts
Questions And Correct Answers| Latest
Update
Socialization - CORRECT ANSWERS-Lifelong process of social interaction in which the
individual acquires a social identity and ways of thinking, feeling and acting that are
essential for effective participation in a society.
Internalization - CORRECT ANSWERS-The process of learning cultural behaviors and
expectations so deeply that we assume they are correct and accept them without
question.
Sociobiology - CORRECT ANSWERS-A theoretical approach that applies biological
principles to explain the behavior of animals, including humans.
Social learning theories - CORRECT ANSWERS-Approaches whose central notion is
that people learn new attitudes, beliefs and behaviors through social interaction,
especially during childhood
Self - CORRECT ANSWERS-An awareness of one's identity
Looking-glass self - CORRECT ANSWERS-A self image based on how we think others
see us
Role taking - CORRECT ANSWERS-learning to take the perspective of others
significant others - CORRECT ANSWERS-the people who are important in ones life,
such as parents or other primary caregivers and siblings.
Anticipatory socialization - CORRECT ANSWERS-the process of learning how to
perform a role one doesn't occupy yet
Generalized other - CORRECT ANSWERS-people who don't have close ties to a child
but who influence his or her internalization of society's norms and values
impression management - CORRECT ANSWERS-the process of providing information
and cues to others to present oneself in a favorable light while downplaying or
concealing one's less appealing qualities
Reference group - CORRECT ANSWERS-group of people who shape an individual's
self behavior, image, values and attitudes om different contexts
