SOC4 Socialization

3. Internalized attitudes and expectations of society that shape behavior
4. Theory that compares social interaction to a performance on stage
6. Theory that a child is born as a blank slate
11. Breaking with past experiences to learn new norms and values
12. The total mix of behaviors, attitudes, beliefs, and values that make someone unique
14. Isolated setting where people are under tight control for a period of time
16. People such as parents, siblings, or relatives who directly influence social development
18. Primary group made up of individuals of similar age and characteristics
19. Agent of socialization where a child has the first interaction
20. The socialized part of identity that is aware of others’ expectations

1. Process by which people learn skills, values, and behavior needed in society
2. Groups or institutions that enable social learning
5. Communication tools that reach large audiences without personal contact
7. Study of the biological basis of social behavior
8. Awareness of having a distinct identity from others
9. Transmission of traits from parents to children through genetics
10. An inherited, unchanging behavior pattern
13. Theory that says children go through stages of imitation, play, and game
15. Theory that we see ourselves as we think others see us
17. Capacity to learn a skill or gain knowledge