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What is the term used to describe a group that shares the overall culture of society but also has its own distinctive values, norms, and lifestyle?
What is the term used to describe a group that shares the overall culture of society but also has its own distinctive values, norms, and lifestyle?
- Mainstream culture
- Subculture (correct)
- Counter-culture
- Social institution
Which term refers to the unconscious process of incorporating conformity to cultural norms into one's personality?
Which term refers to the unconscious process of incorporating conformity to cultural norms into one's personality?
- Reinforcement
- Internalization (correct)
- Socialization
- Approval
What is the term used to describe significant individuals, groups, or institutions that provide structured situations for socialization?
What is the term used to describe significant individuals, groups, or institutions that provide structured situations for socialization?
- Socializing peers
- Reinforcement agents
- Approving bodies
- Agents of Socialization (correct)
In social relationships, what term describes specific moments of social encounter among individuals governed by specific norms and values?
In social relationships, what term describes specific moments of social encounter among individuals governed by specific norms and values?
Which term describes the patterned relationships among different social institutions in society?
Which term describes the patterned relationships among different social institutions in society?
What does 'role conflict' refer to in social interactions?
What does 'role conflict' refer to in social interactions?
What is the main focus of the sociological concept of 'Sociological Imagination' according to C.Wright Mills?
What is the main focus of the sociological concept of 'Sociological Imagination' according to C.Wright Mills?
According to Linton, what are the basic elements that all human cultures share?
According to Linton, what are the basic elements that all human cultures share?
What is the role of 'norms' in a society?
What is the role of 'norms' in a society?
Which term describes the practice of viewing everything from the perspective of one's own culture?
Which term describes the practice of viewing everything from the perspective of one's own culture?
What does the concept of 'Culture Nature vs Culture' mainly explore?
What does the concept of 'Culture Nature vs Culture' mainly explore?
What is the overarching goal of studying recurring patterns in people's attitudes and actions sociologically?
What is the overarching goal of studying recurring patterns in people's attitudes and actions sociologically?
