Sociology Ch 3

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Socialization

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is the life long process of social interaction through which individuals acquire a slef identity and the physical, mental and social skills needed for survival in society

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2 reasons socialization is imporntant

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1) essential for the individuals survial and human development
2) essential for he survial and stability of socility

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Nature

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is what we inheairet

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Nuture

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is what we learn

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Parents are

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your primary socialising agent

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with the right social enviroment what can be created with a child

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genius

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Feral Children

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have to resocilize them to be a part of society

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Process of socilization

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1) learning how to think

2) learning how to be moral

3) learning to feel

4) learning how to be normal

5) learning how to be masculine
or femenine

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4 Stages of socilization

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1) sensorimotor Stage
2)prepoerational stage
3)Concrete operational stage
4)formal operatinal stage

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Sensorimotor Stage

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Birth- 1
reality is what they see

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Prepoerational Stage

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2-7
using words recognizing symbols,

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Concrete operational Stage

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7-12
Think in terms of tagiable objexts and actual events

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Formal operational stage

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12-15
are able to enguage in highly abstract thought and understanding places, things and events they have never seen.

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Learning how to think

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cognitive development

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Learning how to be normal

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your value system

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Learning how to feel

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Emonitional
.....1)learn how to Identify feelings
.....2)learn how to manage feelings

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Personility

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a configuration of feelings emonitions behavor that characterize a individual

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Personility consisty of 3 parts
which are

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Id-pleasure principle/seeking pleasure

super ego-or conscience, consists of the moral and ethical aspects of personility.

ego-is the rational, reality-oriented component of personality that imposes restriction on the innate pleasure-seeking drives of the id.

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Learning how to be Masculine and femine

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teaching gender identy, teaching girls and boys what is appropreate to their gender roles.

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Self Concept

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the totality of our beliefs and feelings about our selves

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Cooley's looking glass theory

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the way in which a person since of self is derived from the perception of others
(your view yourself based on the way others see you)

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Agents of Socialzation

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1) family-parents being primary socilizating agents
2) schools
3) peers
4)media

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5 Life courses

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1) childhood
2) adotlesent
3) adult hood
4) late adulthood/oldage
5) death

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Adult Socolization
4 steps

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1) developmental socilitation
2) anticipatory
3) re-socilization
4) involuntary re-socilization

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Developmental Socilitation

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when a person is learning to be more complete in the current role

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Anticipatory

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when a person is becoming more complete for the role they will usser in the future

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Re-socilization

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when a person abonden an old self and develops a new self in its place

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involuntary re-socialzation

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prision system...a place where people are isolated from the rest of society for a set period of time and ocme under the control of the officals who run the institution