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8 Cards in this Set
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Sigmund Freud |
Model of the human personalities has 3 parts id ego superego |
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Jean Piaget |
4 stages sensorimotor-knowing world through senses preoperational-use of language & symbols concrete operational-understand casual connections formal operational-abstract & critical thought |
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Stages of life |
childhood adolescence adulthood old age death and dying |
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total institutions resocialization |
prisons, mental hospitals building a new self through a system of rewards and punishments |
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Status Ascribed status Achieved status |
1. a social position that is part of our social identity and that defines our relatioship to others. 2. involuntary (being a teenager, orphan, or a Mexican american) 3. earned (honor student, a pilot, thief) |
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role role conflict role strain |
1. behavior expected f someone who holds a particular status 2. results from tension among roles linked to two or more statuses 3. single status (college professor who enjoys interaction with students but at the same time needs space from students in order to evaluate students fairly) |
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Dramaturgical analysis |
explores social interaction in terms of theatrical performance |
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Interactions in everyday life. |
emotions/feeling language/gender reality play/humor |
