Question 1

Internalization is the process of self-evaluation and informed decision making.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Kate is seven years old.According to Mead, she is most likely to be in the play stage of development and role taking.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

_____ are an influential approach and explain how socialization works on a micro level.

Accepted Answer

A)  Conflict theories 
B)  Idealist strategies 
C)  Structural functionalism theories 
D)  Symbolic interaction theories 
E)  Materialist strategies 
A)  Conflict theories 
B)  Idealist strategies 
C)  Structural functionalism theories 
D)  Symbolic interaction theories 
E)  Materialist strategies D

Question 4

Two of the most important roles in adulthood are work and _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  mentoring 
B)  parenthood 
C)  socializing 
D)  leadership 
E)  education 
A)  mentoring 
B)  parenthood 
C)  socializing 
D)  leadership 
E)  education

Question 5

Ivy's sex reassignment attempt created major complications in her life and proved to be a disaster.This example supports the argument that nurture shapes behavior.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The first step of resocialization in total institutions is:

Accepted Answer

A)  being subjected to degradation ceremonies. 
B)  performing physical labor. 
C)  military training. 
D)  religious teaching. 
E)  anger management. 
A)  being subjected to degradation ceremonies. 
B)  performing physical labor. 
C)  military training. 
D)  religious teaching. 
E)  anger management.

Question 7

Which of the following scenarios supports the argument that nurture shapes behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  Evelyn, like all the women in her family, outlived her husband.She was also similarly diagnosed with diabetes at a young age. 
B)  Audrey underwent sex reassignment surgery when she was fifteen.She, however, never got accustomed to her new gender. 
C)  Logan and his twin sister were raised by positive, affirming parents.Logan, however, suffered from attention deficit disorder, which is more common among men, while his sister did not. 
D)  Grace and David were going through a trying period in their marriage.Grace developed an eating disorder, whereas David became short tempered and irritable. 
E)  Benjie's father, an alcoholic, suffered from liver damage.He advised his son from a young age to avoid such destructive habits, and Benjie grew up to have a healthy lifestyle. 
A)  Evelyn, like all the women in her family, outlived her husband.She was also similarly diagnosed with diabetes at a young age. 
B)  Audrey underwent sex reassignment surgery when she was fifteen.She, however, never got accustomed to her new gender. 
C)  Logan and his twin sister were raised by positive, affirming parents.Logan, however, suffered from attention deficit disorder, which is more common among men, while his sister did not. 
D)  Grace and David were going through a trying period in their marriage.Grace developed an eating disorder, whereas David became short tempered and irritable. 
E)  Benjie's father, an alcoholic, suffered from liver damage.He advised his son from a young age to avoid such destructive habits, and Benjie grew up to have a healthy lifestyle.

Question 8

Explain the four types of parenting styles.

Accepted Answer

The four common parenting styles are aut

Question 9

Childhood mistreatment can blunt biological development.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Functionalists tell people how socialization works on a micro level.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Blake and his two sisters grew up in a multigenerational household.This implies that they:

Accepted Answer

A)  lived in the same house in which their ancestors had lived. 
B)  were brought up in a very strict, authoritarian environment. 
C)  were cared for by only one parent. 
D)  lived with their parents and grandparents. 
E)  would continue to live with their parents after marriage. 
A)  lived in the same house in which their ancestors had lived. 
B)  were brought up in a very strict, authoritarian environment. 
C)  were cared for by only one parent. 
D)  lived with their parents and grandparents. 
E)  would continue to live with their parents after marriage.

Question 12

Describe the four key functions of socialization.

Accepted Answer

Socialization has four key functions tha

Question 13

_____ is a period of both extreme helplessness and enormous physical and cognitive growth.

Accepted Answer

A)  Adulthood 
B)  Teenage 
C)  Adolescence 
D)  Toddlerhood 
E)  Old age 
A)  Adulthood 
B)  Teenage 
C)  Adolescence 
D)  Toddlerhood 
E)  Old age

Question 14

Which of the following is a key function of socialization?

Accepted Answer

A)  Teaching people to live solitary lives 
B)  Teaching people to rebel against society 
C)  Accepting taboos without question 
D)  Contributing to the physical growth of a child 
E)  Helping to transmit culture to the next generation 
A)  Teaching people to live solitary lives 
B)  Teaching people to rebel against society 
C)  Accepting taboos without question 
D)  Contributing to the physical growth of a child 
E)  Helping to transmit culture to the next generation

Question 15

Jake, a fifteen-year-old, has been brought up by authoritarian parents.This makes him less likely to fall prey to peer pressure and the use drugs or alcohol.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Becky dislikes her math teacher because she is extremely strict.In spite of that, as a teacher, the math teacher can still be Becky's role model.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Explain the socialization process of teenagers.

Accepted Answer

Ages 13 to 19 is a period of tremendous

Question 18

_____ refer to public rituals that mark the transition from one social position to another.

Accepted Answer

A)  Internalized behaviors 
B)  Continuum of sanctions 
C)  Anticipatory socialization processes 
D)  Symbolic interactions 
E)  Rites of passage 
A)  Internalized behaviors 
B)  Continuum of sanctions 
C)  Anticipatory socialization processes 
D)  Symbolic interactions 
E)  Rites of passage

Question 19

Explain the various opinions that arise from the nature-nurture debate.

Accepted Answer

Those who argue that nature shapes behav

Question 20

Many women, especially white women, who are unhappy with their bodies, turn to _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  suicide 
B)  weight-loss programs 
C)  cosmetic surgery 
D)  yoga 
E)  weight training 
A)  suicide 
B)  weight-loss programs 
C)  cosmetic surgery 
D)  yoga 
E)  weight training

Internalization is the process of self-evaluation and informed decision making.

Kate is seven years old.According to Mead, she is most likely to be in the play stage of development and role taking.

_____ are an influential approach and explain how socialization works on a micro level.

Two of the most important roles in adulthood are work and _____.

Ivy's sex reassignment attempt created major complications in her life and proved to be a disaster.This example supports the argument that nurture shapes behavior.

The first step of resocialization in total institutions is:

Which of the following scenarios supports the argument that nurture shapes behavior?

Explain the four types of parenting styles.

Childhood mistreatment can blunt biological development.

Functionalists tell people how socialization works on a micro level.

Blake and his two sisters grew up in a multigenerational household.This implies that they:

Describe the four key functions of socialization.

_____ is a period of both extreme helplessness and enormous physical and cognitive growth.

Which of the following is a key function of socialization?

Jake, a fifteen-year-old, has been brought up by authoritarian parents.This makes him less likely to fall prey to peer pressure and the use drugs or alcohol.

Becky dislikes her math teacher because she is extremely strict.In spite of that, as a teacher, the math teacher can still be Becky's role model.

Explain the socialization process of teenagers.

_____ refer to public rituals that mark the transition from one social position to another.

Explain the various opinions that arise from the nature-nurture debate.

Many women, especially white women, who are unhappy with their bodies, turn to _____.

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Internalization is the process of self-evaluation and informed decision making.

Kate is seven years old.According to Mead, she is most likely to be in the play stage of development and role taking.

_____ are an influential approach and explain how socialization works on a micro level.

Two of the most important roles in adulthood are work and _____.

Ivy's sex reassignment attempt created major complications in her life and proved to be a disaster.This example supports the argument that nurture shapes behavior.

The first step of resocialization in total institutions is:

Which of the following scenarios supports the argument that nurture shapes behavior?

Explain the four types of parenting styles.

Childhood mistreatment can blunt biological development.

Functionalists tell people how socialization works on a micro level.

Blake and his two sisters grew up in a multigenerational household.This implies that they:

Describe the four key functions of socialization.

_____ is a period of both extreme helplessness and enormous physical and cognitive growth.

Which of the following is a key function of socialization?

Jake, a fifteen-year-old, has been brought up by authoritarian parents.This makes him less likely to fall prey to peer pressure and the use drugs or alcohol.

Becky dislikes her math teacher because she is extremely strict.In spite of that, as a teacher, the math teacher can still be Becky's role model.

Explain the socialization process of teenagers.

_____ refer to public rituals that mark the transition from one social position to another.

Explain the various opinions that arise from the nature-nurture debate.

Many women, especially white women, who are unhappy with their bodies, turn to _____.

Thinking Like a Sociologist

Examining Our Social World

Culture

Social Interaction in Everyday Life

Social Groups, Organizations, and Social Institutions

Deviance, Crime, and Social Control

Social Stratification: United States and Global

Gender and Sexuality

Race and Ethnicity

The Economy and Politics

Families and Aging

Education and Religion

Health and Medicine

Population, Urbanization, and the Environment

Social Change: Collective Behavior, Social Movements, and Technology

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