Exam 4: Socialization and Development

The changing yet enduring personal identity is called the conscience.

If a child spends more time watching movies or programs depicting social violence, the values and messages in these media constructions may resocialize the individual s moral views.

Which researcher suggested that not every person is capable of thinking about morality in the same way?

Generalized others refers to:

Sociobiologists study the cultural basis of human behavior.

In the cases of children who were neglected in childhood, why was it not possible to resocialize these individuals to be normal? Explain primary socialization and how the wild children illustrate what happens when it does not take place properly.

If you were designing a corporate training program for new employees, you would have to include role expectations for different kinds of positions.

Pavlov and Watson are associated with the concept of conditioning in psychology.

John was past retirement, almost 80, when he discovered that people were defining him as a senior citizen. This role required John to:

According to Freud, the internal censor or conscience that represents society s norms and values as learned primarily from our parents is called the superego.

Social identity is obtained by occupying culturally and socially defined positions.

Patterns of behavior and ways of thinking and feeling which are distinctive for each individual constitute the individual s personality.

Patterns of behavior and ways of thinking and feeling that are distinctive for each individual constitute the individual s:

You have a new baby to raise. Which of the following is NOT part of the basic minimum care that helps shape a social personality?

Socialization takes place within subcultures of race, ethnicity, class, and religion that are part of the general society.

Human infants need frequent contact with other humans who demonstrate affection in order to grow and develop normally.