Socialization

2. Theorist who studied cognitive development.
5. Redirecting the selfish desires of the id into socially acceptable behavior.
6. The agent of socialization that we do not directly interact with.
8. The agent of socialization that first expands our social world.
9. The stage in which we face the challenge of autonomy according to Erikson.
11. ______ Perspective: The moral reasoning perspective of boys.
12. Theorist who argued that the personality is made up of three distinct parts.
13. Theorist who studied moral reasoning among boys.
16. The purpose of total institutions.
18. Most important agent of socialization.
19. _______ Children: Children that are isolated and experienced development delays and a lack of knowledge about their culture.

1. Component of Freud's theory of personality that is most important to Sociology because it represents the internalization of culture.
2. The final stage in Kohlberg's model, one that many people never reach.
3. The agent of socialization that is most important during adolescence.
4. Theorist who argued that learning to "Take the Role of the Other" is part of the socialization process.
7. The complex, lifelong social experience by which people develop their human potential and learn culture.
10. Theorist who studied primates in the 1960s and concluded that primates benefit from closeness and social experience.
14. Student of Kohlberg.
15. ______ Operational Stage: The stage in which Piaget says children first see connections in their surroundings.
17. Theorist who saw socialization as occurring in 8 stages across the life course.