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Definition
• Forms of communication that target mass populations.
o T.V. Movies.
o Males=
Higher status position.
• Ex: Quincy.
o Video games
Ex: Super Mario Brothers.
o Males:
Rescuers= (Hero/Villain).
Females= Damsels in distress. (Princesses) |
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| • C. Reflects Female’s changing roles |
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Definition
o Active outside of the home.
o T.v show examples of changing roles?
Women used to hold a passive place/role.
• Ex: Dark angel.
• Zena, wonder woman.
• Ghost busters remake. |
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Term
| o Games shows give examples of changing roles. |
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Definition
Deal or no deal.
Jeopardy.
Price is right. |
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Term
| o Video games give examples of changing roles? |
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Definition
Old stereotypes:
• Sexualization of female gender/body.
o Tight clothing.
o Look perfect/flawless.
o Skinny.
• Men:
o Given more latitude. |
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Term
| o Iv. Agents of Socialization |
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Definition
Main agents/of different ages:
• 1. Before age 5-6: parents.
• 2. Ages 5-10: Teachers.
• 3. Ages 11-18: Peers.
• 4. Age 18: Institutions
o Workplace, military and college. |
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Term
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Definition
• Way to socialize depends on social class.
o Type of job parent has:
Working class.
Conformity
Cleanliness
Physical punishment.
Closely supervised. |
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Term
| • Type of job parent has: |
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Definition
o Middle class:
Curiosity.
Self-control.
o What are the motives?
Reasons instead of physical punishment.
Self-control.
Learn why it is wrong. |
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Term
| o Ex: Effective management |
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Definition
Implement rules/why have the rules.
Follow rules/not at all.
o Do not break the rules.
o Independence/take initiative; workplace |
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