Exam 5: Socialization

The_________ is the stage ages 7 through 12 years) at which children can think about objects in the world in more than one way and start to understand causal connections in their surroundings.

Primary socialization occurs during childhood.

The________ level is the second stage of moral development that arises before puberty and uses the lens of norms and rules to determine what is right and wrong.

Erik Erikson suggested that humans develop a personality in 12 stages.

_________refers to the expectations of behavior and attitude that a society considers proper for males and females.

Nina is three-years-old. Nina likes to pretend to be her mother. She dresses up like her mother, makes believe that she is cooking, and acts as if she is supervising children. According to George Herbert Mead, Nina is in the______ stage.

The Madisons set a 10:00 pm curfew for their daughter Bethany, but Bethany wants to stay out until 11:00 pm. The Madisons listen to their daughter's input about how she has matured since the curfew was first established, but the parents still enforce the 10:00 curfew. This is an example of the _________style of parenting.

The morality of ________is morality based on a standard of how best to help those who are in need.

Little Annie believes that using curse words are bad because her Daddy says that they are bad. According to Kohlberg's theory of moral development, Little Annie is in the ______level.

Martha is a middle-aged woman who hopes to make a difference in the world. According to Erikson's eights stages of development, Martha is in the_______ stage.

The nature vs. nurture debate refers to a disagreement on the cause of behavior between social scientists and:

Socialization is a never-ending process.

Amelia is in a mental institute. There, she is isolated from outside influences so that she can be reformed and controlled. This mental institute is an example of a:

The_____ is the stage ages 12 years and above) at which people become able to comprehend abstract thought.

The 1972 educational amendment that prohibits the exclusion of any person from participation in an education program on the basis of gender is called___________ .

Mary and Luis Canova are strict disciplinarians. They expect absolute obedience from their children. Even more, the couple rarely shows affection towards their children. The Canovas exhibit the style of parenting.

Affirmative Action is a program that was adopted by the government to correct problems created by discrimination against minorities. As such, affirmative action is an example of:

The ________is a parenting style with which children experience high levels of social control but low levels of emotional support.

Mrs. Butler is a 4^th grade teacher. She has been teaching for 35 years and now has Robert Price Jr. in her class. Mrs. Butler remembers when she had his father, Robert Price Sr., in her class 25 years ago. Mrs. Butler believes that Robert Jr. will be a problem student, just as his father Robert Sr. was. She thinks that unruly behavior is genetic. Mrs. Butler supports the_______ theory.

The Lawson child is 22-months-old. Whenever someone waves at her and says "bye-bye," she copies their behavior and waves back at them while repeating "bye-bye." The Lawson child is in the______ stage.