10 Questions
What is the primary focus of socialization?
Developing a sense of self through social interactions
According to Charles Horton Cooley, what is the 'looking glass self' concept based on?
Interacting with others and imagining how they perceive us
What does the Thomas Theorem state?
Situations we define as real become real in their consequences
In which settings do people experience resocialization?
Total Institutions
What does the term 'peer groups' refer to?
People of similar age and status to an individual
What is the main purpose of an initiation rite?
Signify transition from one group to another and ensure loyalty
How do functionalists view the role of socialization?
As maintaining orderly social relationships
'Adaptation' in socialization involves:
Arranging individual actions to gain cooperation in satisfying needs and interests
'Total Institutions' are characterized by:
Isolation from larger society and strict control by specialized staff
'Symbolic Interactionists' focus on:
'Creativity of individuals in attaching meaning to social surroundings'
Learn about the process of socialization, formation of self, and the role of social interaction in shaping individuals' self-image. Explore key concepts such as entering roles, developing self-awareness, and the contributions of Sigmund Freud to social science.
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