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15 Cards in this Set
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the lifelong social experience by which individulas develop human potential and learn the patterns of their culture
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socialization
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a persons fairly consistent patterns of thinking feeling and acting
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personality
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the humans beings basic drives
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id
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a persons conscious efforts to balance innate pleasure seeking drives with the demands of society
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ego
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the presence of culture and rules within the individual
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superego
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understanding someones intentions requires imagining the situation from that persons point of view
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taking the role of the other
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the idea that self image is based on how others respond to us
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looking glass self
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one other person in one situation
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significant others
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widespread cultural norms and values we use as references in evaluation ourselves
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generalized others
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who viewed development as occuring throughout life as we face different challanges in different stages of life
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erik erikson
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every societys most important agent of socialization
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famlily
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important during adolescence
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peer groups
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the process of scial learning directed toward gaining a desired position,commonly occurs among peers
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anticipatory socialization
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radically altering an inmates personality through deliberate control of the environment
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resocialization
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2 stage process of resocialziation is:
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first, the staff attempts to erode the new inmates established identity.
then a new self is rebuilt through a system of rewards and punishments |
