social science crossword

2. a type of parenting style where parents impose rules and expects obedience
7. the ability to walk on two legs
9. how we acquire, store and use knowledge
11. this theory states that the key reason some people discriminate others is economic competition
12. a type of family where relatives in addition to parents and unmarried children live together
15. a type of sociology theory that believes society is shaped by the conflict between different groups for power
17. the first and most significant agent of socializing
18. emphasizes the unique qualities of human beings, especially their freedom and potential for human growth
20. a type of learning/conditioning that uses rewards and punishments to acquire desired behaviour
24. located at the top of the brain; acts as a two-way relay station
25. located deep within the brain; processes new memories for long term storage
27. ceremonies that mark a person's progress from one role, phase of life, or social status to another
28. any action that is intended to injure, harm, or inflict pain on another living being or group of beings, either human or animal
29. the study of human social life, groups, origins and relationships in society

1. a type of family where one or two parents and unmarried children living together
2. a type of parenting style where parents set and enforce rules consistently
3. a defense mechanism where anxiety is reduced by turning to a previous stage of development
4. a group of people whose members interact, reside in the same area and share a culture
5. to deprive people of their human qualities; to degrade or deny the humanity of another human
6. this theory states that prejudice and discriminatory behaviours are acquired through socialization
8. expectations about how people should behave
10. a group's shared practices, beliefs, values, norms, and artifacts
13. unfavourable treatment based on prejudice
14. a set of linked mental representations of the world, which we use both to understand and to respond to situations
16. this branch of psychology believed that mental characteristics developed and adapted to allow people to survive by solving problems
19. the study of small groups and individuals within a society
21. the study of human beings as a species and members of different cultures
22. type of anthropology that studies bone and stone remains of ancient human ancestors
23. the study of human behaviour and mental processes
26. a type of conditioning that acquires patterns of behaviour in the presence of a stimulus