Unit 3 Review

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Across
  1. 2. Psychologist whose experiment with infant monkeys demonstrated the importance of contact warmth over food
  2. 3. Status that dominates all other statuses and plays the primary role in shaping social identity
  3. 7. Rebuilding identity by adopting new values, norms, and behaviors in a total institution
  4. 9. Social position assigned at birth or involuntarily acquired later in life
  5. 10. Mead's stage where a child can anticipate the expectations of multiple roles simultaneously in an organized activity
  6. 11. STRAIN Difficulty or stress experienced when balancing multiple competing demands within a single status or role
  7. 13. Social position earned or chosen through personal effort, education, or achievements
Down
  1. 1. The cultural process of learning to participate in group life through cultural transmission
  2. 4. Socialization process where a student or recruit prepares for and adopts the norms of a future social role
  3. 5. Process of giving up old norms, values, attitudes, and personal identity upon entering a total institution
  4. 6. Mead's stage where a child pretends to take on a single role at a time, such as playing doctor.
  5. 7. CONFLICT Conflict or stress created by incompatible expectations between two or more distinct statuses
  6. 8. Theoretical perspective focusing on socialization's role in social control and perpetuating inequality
  7. 12. The very first and most influential agent of socialization for most young children