What are the consequences of having a distorted looking glass?

Which “self” is the first to react to a situation, the “me” or the “I”?

Which "self" is the first to react to a siluation, the "me" or the "I"? How might it interact with the other "self"? Explain with an example.

Describe an experience you have had with the looking-glass process. How did this experience touch or change your self-concept?

Do you think sociologists have over emphasized the importance of social contact in learning? What are some legal and moral implications for the government in this kind of child abuse? Should the state protect children from their parents?

Describe an experience you have had with the looking glass process. How did this experience touch or change your self concept?

What is the looking-glass self?

Do you think sociologists have overemphasized the importance of human contact in an individuals development? Briefly describe the sociological view. Then take the stand for or against the view. Provide reasons for you stands.

What is socialization from the viewpoint of symbolic interactionism?

Balance the equation for the reaction in which hot, concentrated sulfuric acid reacts with zinc to form zinc sulfate, hydrogen sulfide, and water.

How is the material culture influenced by the nonmaterial culture?

Simplify to a trigonometric function of a single angle. Do not evaluate.

$$\sqrt { \frac { 1 + \cos 80 ^ { \circ } } { 2 } }$$

Researchers wanted to find out if eating cookies would increase a person's ability to remember the names of U.S presidents. Thirty males and 30 females were used in the experiment. A third of these people (Group A) were given cookies while studying the names. Another third (Group B) were given nothing while studying the names. The final third (Group C) were given mint-flavored candy while studying the names. After gathering all their results, the researchers found that Group A did substantially better than Group B, but about the same as Group C. Which of the following are the experimental group(s) of this study? a. Group A b. Group B c. Group C d. Groups A & C e. Groups B & C

Which of the following describes the placebo effect? a. Students in art class are not told that their work will be evaluated for a scholarship. b. participants in an experiment do not know if they are in the experimental or control group. c. Participants in a drug study are given an inert pill instead of the drug and behave as though they are given the drug. d. Only females are chosen for a study, even though the population included males. e. Experiments manipulate one variable in a study but not any others.