UTS LESSON 3 Flashcards

1
Q

True or false

The ME is the objectification of the I

A

True

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2
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True or false

According to George Mead, the human being is a tabula rasa at birth.

A

False. John Locke

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3
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True or false

If you are shaped by the environment you have a high reflexibility level.

A

False, low reflexibility level

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4
Q

True or false

The social class is one of the factors that affect one’s decision towards social interaction

A

True

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5
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True or false

The ME is the unsocialized and spontaneous component of the personality

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False. I

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6
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True or false

The I is the vehicle of self control and regulation

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False. Me

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7
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True or false

The generalized other is the individuals ideas of societal norms and standards

A

True

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8
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True or false

Within socialization the person develops a sense of the self

A

True

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9
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True or false

John locke develop the looking glass theory

A

False. Charles Cooley

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10
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True or false

If one has low reflexibility level he will create his own

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False. High reflexibility level

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True or false

Socialization is the interactive process where one acquire skills beliefs and behavior patterns

A

True

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12
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True or false

The I is very large among adults

A

False. Me

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13
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He developed the looking glass theory of socialization

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Charles Cooley

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14
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This is the capacity of an agent to recognize forces of socialization that alter their place in the social structure

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Reflexibility

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15
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The ability of the mind to recognize positions of participants in the internal and external dialogue

A

Dialogical self

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16
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In the stages of role taking this is where a child can play games with specific rules

A

5 years and up

17
Q

He proposed the theory of role taking

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George Mead

18
Q

The theory of socialization wherein one looks at the self according to how other see us

A

Looking glass

19
Q

The relationship between two things which of which has the ability to influence the other such that the change in one requires a change in other

20
Q

He insisted that human beings are tabula rasa at birth

A

John locke

21
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This is the part of ourselves that is aware of the attitudes of the society in this also very large and adults

22
Q

This refers to the capacity of the individual to make choices in the world

23
Q

This is the interactive process in which people learn skills values beliefs and behavioral patterns

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Socialization

24
Q

Thoughts and actions taken by people that express their individual power

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People as self organizing proactive self reflective and self regulating as time change
Agentic
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Shaped by the environment
Low reflexibility
27
Create their own
High reflexibility
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Individuals internalized impression of societal norms and expectation
Generalized others
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Believe that we not only see ourselves as other cs but actually take on the roles of others
George herbert mead
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The acting body subject
I
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The spontaneous response
I
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Gives the self the capacity to innovate
I
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Represents impulses and drive
I
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Is the organized set of attitudes of others
Me
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Human manipulate behavior to be accepted in the group
Sociology
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Human beings of complex and well developed self concepts and that they generally attempt to come to view themselves as positively as they can
Sociology