a.
Socialization – The lifelong social experience by which
individuals develop human potential and learn patterns of their culture.
b.
I and Me – I is the view of self as the subject and me is
the view of self as an object.
c.
Looking-glass self – Term for the image people have of
themselves based on how they suppose others perceive them.
d.
Self – George H. Mead term for a dimension of
personality composed of an individual’s self-awareness and self-image.
e.
Personality – A person’s fairly consistent patterns of
thinking, feeling and acting.
f.
Social isolation: (required,
and give 2 examples) 2 points Anna
and Genie. Feral children.
g.
Gerontology – The study of old age or aging.
h. Anticipatory
socialization - the process of social
learning directed toward gaining a desired position, commonly occurs among
peers.
i: Ascribed vs.
Achieved statuses (required, and give 2 examples to
each term.
You need to check Chapter 6). 4 points Ascribed status: a social position that someone receives at birth or assumes involuntarily later in life.
You need to check Chapter 6). 4 points Ascribed status: a social position that someone receives at birth or assumes involuntarily later in life.
ascribed status - a social position that someone receives at
birth or takes on involuntarily later in life.
