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| Graduation ceremonies, weddings, and bar mitzvahs are all examples of _____. |
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| Although the process of socialization promotes conformity, individual are also shaped by resistance to conformity and to oppression. This is an argument of _____. |
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| Ann Lareau’s research on middle-class and working-class children illustrates |
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| the lack of preparation working-class and poor children receive in terms of learning to negotiate through various social institutions. |
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| Which of these statements is false from the perspective of symbolic interactionism? |
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| Identity is something unconscious and hidden from view. |
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| Symbolic interaction theory suggests that children learn |
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| ______ is interested in how social inequality affects the development of an individual’s identity. |
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| Which of these is not generally viewed as a consequence of socialization? |
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| People have the capacity to act in socially deviant and harmful ways |
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| Social learning theory views identity as |
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| the result of shaping oneself in response to the expectations of others |
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| George Herbert Mead used the term _____ to refer to those with whom children have a close relationship or affiliation. |
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| Which of the following statements is true about rites of passage? |
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| Contemporary U.S. society has no single, formalized rite of passage marking the transition from childhood to adulthood |
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| According to Carol Gilligan, how do women’s moral judgments compare to men’s? |
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| Women’s moral judgments are more contextual than men’s |
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| It is possible for some people to conform too much |
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| How do most sociologists view conformity? |
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| _______ ask what meanings become attached to different age groups, and how these explain how society ranks age groups. |
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| Socialization serves as a form of social control because |
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once learned, the expectations of others are enough to keep most people in line
a person experiences pressure when they deviate from what others believe.
internalizing social norms causes most people to conform without the use of coercion or violence. |
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