U4 T1 social psych Flashcards

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define socialisation

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the process of how people learn beliefs, customs and appropriate behaviours of a society or group

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explain primary socialisation

(give explanation)

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the process of learning beliefs, customs and behaviours of a group - typically from parents or siblings; during the early stages of life - form the foundation for social skills in adulthood

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explain secondary socialisation

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the process of learning beliefs, customs and behavioursof a group via teachers, extended family, frineds and the media

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describe gender

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a socially constructed idea of what make up male and female; includes but not limited to personality traits, social behaviours and physical appearances

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describe sex

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determined by biological chromosome make-up expressed through an individuals reproductive organs, genitals and other physical characteristics

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define biological theories of gender role formation

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The overarching theory that an individual’s gender is predetermined by their biological sex; reproductive organs and genital s

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define the biosocial theory

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states that gender roles are developed aas a result of interaction between biological sex and socialisation

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define obedience

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define conformity

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deinfe social norms

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predict how obedience, conformity and social norms lead to behaviour change

(Robert Cialdini et al. 2006)

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what are the main findings from (Robert Cialdini et al. 2006)

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summeries the study by Stanly Milgran (1963)

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define

Vicarious learning

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witnessing a type of behaviour in another and establishing whether this is acceptable or not based on the reward or punishment

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