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Twenty (20) FILL-IN BLANK/SHORT ANSWER and Five (5) MULTIPLE-CHOICE Questions, plus Two (2) SHORT RESPONSE questions / essay -- 1. __Socialization__ is the process through which people learn their culture’s basic norms, values, beliefs, and appropriate behaviors. 2. ___Agents of socialization___ are people, groups, and social institutions who teach us about our culture. 3. __Hidden curriculum__ refers to implicit lessons about how children should behave within society. 4.* ___Media__ refers the various technological processes that enable communication between (and are in the “middle” of) the sender of and a receiver of that message. 5. A ___peer group__ is a group of people, usually of comparable age, who share similar interests and social status. 6. __Occupational socialization__ is the process of learning the informal norms associated with a type of employment. 7.* __Religion__ refers to a system of unified beliefs and ritual practices relating to the sacred that bond people into a moral community. 8. ___total institutions___ refer to confining social settings in which an authority regulates all aspects of a person’s life. 9. ___Resocialization___ refers to the process by which individuals replace old norms and behaviors with new ones as they move from one life stage to another. 10. The __Life course perspecctive__ on socialization looks at how age, time, and place shape social identities and experiences over a lifetime.

11. ___Rites of passage___ refer to activities that mark and celebrate a change in a person’s social status. 12. ___Anticipatory socialization ___ is the process by which individuals practice for a future social role by adopting the norms or behaviors associated with a position they have not yet achieved. 13.* ___Adolescence__ refers to when youth are nearing physical maturity and are no longer considered children but have not yet taken on the rights or responsibilities of adulthood. 14. ___Biological determinism___ contends that biology, specifically our genetic makeup, almost completely shapes human behavior. 15. __social determinism__ contends that culture and the social environment almost completely shape human behavior. 16. Your __sense of self__ is the collection of thoughts and feelings you have when considering yourself as an object which are developed through socialization. 17. The ___looking glass self___ refers to the idea that our sense of self develops as a reflection of the way we think others see us. 18. ___Mead’s I__ is the part of the self that is spontaneous, impulsive, creative, and unpredictable. 19. ___Mead’s me__ is the sense of self that has been learned from interaction with others through socialization and social interaction. 20. ___Generalized other ___ refers to the values and orientations of their overall community rather than those of specific individuals. Questions 21-25 are multiple-choice:

Designate your selection with a letter (e.g., A, B), highlight or CAPITALIZE your choice (Unless noted, correct responses are FOUR points each) 21. Socialization refers to a process that is: a) An early stage of human development that ends with childhood b ) A life-long process for people to learn about one’s culture 22. Total institutions best refer to confinement settings: a) Where people can come and go as they please b) Where people cannot come and go as they please 23. Resocialization best refers to the process by which: a) People practice for a future social role they have not yet achieved b) People replace old norms and behaviors with new ones 24. The looking glass self refers to the idea that our sense of self: a) Develops as a reflection of the way others think we see us b ) Develops as a reflection of the way we think others see us 25. The generalized other refers to:

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a) Specific people for whom have a major influence on one’s life b) Values and orientations of their overall community SHORT ESSAY RESPONSE QUESTIONS 26 and 27 Question 26 is worth up to TWENTY points in two parts: 26) PART A is worth up to FIFTEEN points: List out the seven Agents of Socialization as highlighted from the course text and PowerPoint presentation: 1. Family 2. School 3. Media 4. Peer groups 5. The workplace 6. Religion 7. Total institutions 26) PART B is worth up to FIVE points: Note which Agent of Socialization(s) played the primary role in your individual social development: The workplace

Question 27 is worth up to TWENTY points: 27) Explain in your own words within at least a paragraph what personal experience, personal milestone, and / or societal event impacted most your first personal awareness of being socialized within your family and / or wider society: Growing up, dealing with severe ADHD presented numerous challenges, impacting my self-awareness and social interactions. It wasn't until I reached the age of 24, a mere five years ago, that a significant breakthrough in personal awareness occurred. This momentous realization took place during my routine commute home from work. My lifestyle then revolved around a cycle of working and partying, predominantly leaning towards the demands of my job in the service industry. Engaging with a diverse range of people, many of whom were significantly older than me, provided invaluable insights. Hearing the stories of individuals who, despite being decades my senior, were still grappling with the challenges of the service industry served as a wake-up call. Their narratives, eerily echoing aspects of my own life, made me confront the possibility of perpetuating this cycle indefinitely. I became acutely aware of the potential outcomes - isolation from family, laboring away as a server with little to no career prospects, and the uncertainty of daily income. This realization prompted a profound shift in perspective. At that juncture, I decided to open my eyes to every aspect of my life, recognizing the need for significant changes to break free from the patterns that could otherwise define my future.

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