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29 Cards in this Set
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socialization
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life long social experience of which individuals develop their human potential and learn culture
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Freud
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elements of personality
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Piaget
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cognitive development
id, ego, superego |
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Kohlberg & 3 stages
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moral development of boys
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Gilligan
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gender and moral development
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G. Mead , 2 parts of self,
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taking the role of the other
I:subject Me: object |
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Cooley
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looking glass self
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agents of socialization
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settings where socialization occurs
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HOW and WHATwe learn ....
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become part of our self concept
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Family
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A social institution found in all societies that unites people to care for one another
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Hidden curriculum
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how schools function to pass on important values and norms
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mass media
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means of developing impersonal communication to a vast audience
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attitude
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positive or negative evaluations of people objects or situations
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4 stages of life
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childhood
adolescents adulthood old age |
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Kubler Ross
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death and dying
5 stages: denial, anger, recognition, acceptance, Nagociation |
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Cohort
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category of people with something in common
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social interaction
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process of acting or learning in relation to others
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status
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position a person holds
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status set
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all statuses held at once
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ascribed status
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No control over
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achieved status
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have control over
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master status
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special importance for social identity
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role
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behavior expected of someone who holds a particular status
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role set
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number of roles attaches to a status
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role strain
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tension among the roles connected to a single status
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role conflict
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conflict among the roles connected to 2 or more statuses
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social conduction of reality
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process by which people creatively shape reality through social inaction
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emotions
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social construction of feeling
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language
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social conduction of gender
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