| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Socialization | Lifelong process of social experience by which individuals develop human potential and learn the patterns of their culture |
| ID | Drives as humans |
| Superego | culture within the individual |
| If you are proponent of Mead's approach, you would argue that the self stems from | Social Experiences |
| George Herbert Mead | study of human being |
| Social Interaction | People act and react in relation to other |
| Gerontocracy | a way of life whre the elderly have the most power, wealth, and privileges. |
| Status | social position that an individual occupies |
| Ascribed Status | social position that is receved at birth or involuntary assumed later in the life course. |
| Achieved Status | Honor Student |
| Role Strain | incompatibility among roles corresponding to a single status |
| Role Exit | disengage from social roles that have been central to their lives. |
| Demeanor | the way people craft their personal performances |
| True | Sociology is the sientific study of human society |
| true | sociological methods are ujsed to confirm, reject, or modify theory |
| true | when two variables are statistically related ther "cause and effect" relationship exists. |
| True | Only humans rely on culture rather than instinct to ensuer the survival of their kind |
| false | a role set is a number of rles that are similar in function |
| false | socialization stops with childhood |
| False | George Herbert Mead belived the self exists at birth |
| false | Social structure rigidly determines human behavior |
| False | Statuses are relational but roles are not |
| true | the effort of an individual to create specific impressions in the minds of other is the "presentation" |
| Where would a sociological perspective likely be developed and flourish? | In areas experiencing social problems. |
| Which sociological methods saves the time and expenses of data gathering, but the researcher hs no control over possible data bias? | Analyzing Existing Source |
| What is the term for the belifes, values, behavior, and material objects shared by a particular people? | Cuture |
| Which sociologist used "dramaturigal analysis" in his approach to sociology? | Ervin Goffman |
| Pick the framework that assumes that society is continuously recreated as human beings construct reality interaction. | Symbolic-interaction paradigm |
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