Exam 4: Socialization and Social Interaction

A child begins acting out at school by getting out of her seat and speaking out of turn.The school psychologist suggests the behaviorist approach to alter this behavior.How would the teacher do this?

Research suggests that child-rearing practices may vary by social class.Which of the following values are middle-class parents more likely to instill in their children than working-class parents?

Which concept is illustrated by a law student imitating the behaviors of lawyers?

Which of the following describes how adolescents might look to their friends for reactions to a new outfit?

According to Goffman, which stage describes how actors let down their masks and practice their impression management?

According to Goffman, which of the following is an aspect of impression management?

According to Freud, which part of the human mind is primarily bound up in sexual energy?

Which theory discusses reward-and-punishment effects on individual's behavior?

Jackie is 4 years old.Her mother is a nurse who takes care of her grandfather who just had knee-replacement surgery.Jackie begins to care for and play with her dolls and stuffed animals in a similar manner.This is an example of which of the following?

What is the distinction between primary groups and secondary groups?

Which of the following is true of religion in the United States?

According to Kohlberg, which of the following is most likely to occur during the postconventional stage?

Which of the following perspectives describes how a child sees model behavior and repeats it?

Which of the following is true of families?

Children's cartoons, prime-time television, and ads often depict characters in which of the following ways?

A child hears from parents and teachers that she is very smart.What would happen to the self-concept of the child based on the looking-glass self-theory?

Which of the following is outlined in Mead's four stages of socialization?

According to Freud, which of the following is responsible for hidden fears that may interfere with everyday life?

Which of the following has sports participation been associated with?

An adolescent is working on a recipe with friends in the kitchen and decides to create a new dish using their favorite foods.How would Mead's theory explain this behavior?