The cultural process of learning to participate in group life is ____________.
A person’s set of attitudes, beliefs, values, and behaviors helps make that person a(n) ____________.
The idea of ___________ is your image of yourself as a being separate from other people.
___________ is a way of learning based on our idea of others' judgements of us.
The people whose judgments are most important to our self-concept are called _______________.
A ____________ emerges as a broad conception of the norms, values, and beliefs of one’s community or society.
The ______________ is the part of the self created through socialization and that accounts for predictability and conformity.
_________________ allows us to see ourselves through the eyes of someone else.
In ________________, the child copies, without understanding, the physical and verbal behavior of a significant other.
In ________________, children learn to consider the roles of several people simultaneously.
The ________________ informally and unofficially teaches discipline, order, cooperation, and conformity in preparation for life.
The child’s ________________ is roughly the same age and has the same interests as the child.
In ___________________, residents are separated from the rest of society, not free to manage their own lives.
The process in which people give up old norms, values, attitudes, and behaviors, often meaning the destruction of old self-concepts, is ________________________.
________________ is the process of voluntarily preparing, in advance, for new norms, values, attitudes, and behaviors.