Chapter 3 ;;Socialization\\

Mead's theory of development is based on the image that we present to those around us, the reactions of these people, and way that we interpret these reactions

False

The latent function of formal education is to teach knowledge and skills such as writing reading an arithmetic

False

The research of Melissa Millie demonstrated that there is little difference today in how boys and girls interpret the cultural expectations of gender

False

The research of sociologist Melvin Kohn and others demonstrate the differences in the supervision of children are a matter of race and ethnic city of the parents more than any other factor

False

The research of the Harlows demonstrated that the key to mother-child bonding is the ability of the mother to provide food and other nutrition to the offspring.

False

sociologist have clearly demonstrated that most emotions are universal and are "products of our genes"

False

sociologists usually embrace Freudian theory on personality development because of its universal acceptance among the social sciences

False

Cooley's conclusions about the Looking-Glass self appear to be true for people around the world

True

Freud assumed that what was male was normal and that females were inferior castrated males

True

Identical twins share the same genetic hereditary

True

In Mead's theory of development, the "me" is the "object of action" or the "self as object"

True

In Piaget's model for children's development of reasoning skills the term "reasoning skills" is synonymous with the term "operational" as it is used in theory

True

Mead emphasized that in order to learn to take the role of the "other" a child must pass through three stages - imitation, play, and team game.

True

Social class, gender, race, and ethnicity are aspects of one's life that fall into the better gory of social location

True

The corridor curriculum often emphasizes racism, sexism, elicit ways to make money and "being cool"

True

The term "total institution" refers to a place in which people are cut off from the rest of society and where they come under almost total control of the officials who are in charge

True

Without language there can be no culture, no shared way of life.

True

gender serves as the primary basis for social inequality

True

The advent of Laura Croft and other women of action has clearly divided children with an interest in action films into two camps-one supporting real characters in the other supporting emerging female characters

false

parents are the first significant others to teach children about the fundamental symbolic division of the world

true