Laureau Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Chapter 4 Multiple Choice 1. The process by which people internalize the values, beliefs, and norms required to become functioning members of a given society is known as: a. education. b. soci alization. c. dramaturgy. d. ethnomethodology. DIF: Easy REF: Page 111 TOP: Factual OBJ: Socialization 2. Sociologists view socialization as a lifelong process that begins: a. when a child can distinguish the “I” from “me.”F b. when a child is born. c. when a child is still in the womb. d. when a c...

Chapter 4 Multiple Choice 1. The process by which people internalize the values, beliefs, and norms required to become functioning members of a given society is known as: a. education. b. socialization. c. dramaturgy. d. ethnomethodology. DIF: Easy REF: Page 111 TOP: Factual OBJ: Socialization 2. Sociologists view socialization as a lifelong process that begins: a. when a child can distinguish the “I” from “me.”F b. when a child is born. c. when a child is still in the womb. d...

This document highlights the most important points from Bordieu's Capital Theory, Gans's Poverty Theory, Laureau's Growth Models, Foucault's Discipline Theory (Panopticon), Elam's Schizophrenia Theory, Rosenhan's Psychiatric Research, Lewis and Manno's Educational exploration, Gender Theory, and cumulative advantages.