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38 Cards in this Set
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Personality
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sum of behaviors, attitudes, and beliefs
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hereditary
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the transmission of genetic characteristics
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instinct
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unchanging biologically inherited behavior pattern
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sociobiology
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systematic study of biological basis of all social behavior
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person associated with sociobiology
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edward O wilson
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tabula rasa
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John Locke
we are born blank |
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looking glass self
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charles horton cooley
interactive process through which we develop an image of ourselves |
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role taking
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anticipating what others expect of ourselves
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significant others
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parents, siblings, relatives
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generalized others
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internalized attitudes, expectations and view points of society- how we are influenced by what society expects of us
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Who did the 3 stages of role taking
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Meade
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Me self
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the socialized self
expectations of society |
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I self
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unsocialized, spontaneous
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dramaturgical approach
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how we act our our life
life is a theater |
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impression management
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how we attempt to present our different selves to different groups
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face work
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how we attempt to save your image when something goes wrong
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peer groups
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individuals with similar age a social characteristics
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forced specialization
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when you are taught skills to live in the larger society
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mass media statistics
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violent acts, hours or tv viewed
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workplace socialization
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the expectations that are set for how you will act in the work environment
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anticipatory socialization
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how we are expected to act in certain situations
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resocialization
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break from past experiences
learning new values |
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nuclear family
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one or both parents and their children
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family of orientation
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family you are born or adopted by
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family of procreation
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family from which children are born- creating family
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kinship
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network of people who are related by marriage
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endogamy
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marriage within your group
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exogamy
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marriage outside of group
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monogamy (serial)
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one man one woman, one at a time
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polygamy
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marriage with multiple partners
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polygyny
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one man marries many women
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polyandry
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one woman marries many men
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patrilocality
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live near mans side of family
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matrilocality
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live near womans side of family
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bilateral descent
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kinship traced through both parents
property can be inherited from both sides of family |
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patriarchy
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father holds authority
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matriarchy
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mother holds authority
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egalitarian
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mother and father share authority
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