Chapter 3.4- Socialization: From Infancy to Old Age Flashcards

Can you discuss how our society organizes human experience into distinctive stages of life?

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What is the concept of Childhood in high-income nations?

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we think this is a carefree time of learning and play

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What is the concept of Childhood in low-income nations?

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childhood is shortened as children are working

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What is the difference between Childhood in High-income nations vs. Low-income nations?

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childhood is grounded in culture, so in rich countries, childhood can be extended to allow time for young people to learn the skills they will need

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What does Adolescence vary by in different people of this group?

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varies by social class (more money= longer stay in adolescence)

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What is Adolescence characterized by?

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people who are no longer children but not yet adults

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What is Adulthood characterized by?

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stage of life when most accomplishments take place

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What is Old Age defined by?

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defined as much by culture as biology

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Can you explain the Acceptance of Death and Dying?

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part of socialization for the elderly which involves 5 stages

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What are the 5 stages to the Acceptance of Death and Dying?

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  1. Denial
  2. Anger
  3. Negotiation
  4. Resignation
  5. Acceptance
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