The Social Self

Question 1

Socialization encompass the following processes:a.learning basic skillsc.learning values and beliefsb.learning behavior patterns of societyd.all of the above

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D

Question 2

Role-taking was developed bya.George Herbert Mead.c.Charles Horton Cooley.b.John Locke.d.none of the above

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A

Question 3

The theory that refers to the interactive process by which we develop an image of ourselves based on how we imagine we appear to others is known asa.the Tabula Rasa.c.the Looking-glass self.b.Role-taking.d.none of the above

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C

Question 4

This theory that insists that each of us is born without a personality and we acquire our personality as a result of social experiences is known asa.role-taking theory.c.the Tabula Rasa.b.the looking-glass self.d.none of the above

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C

Question 5

Socialization is the interactive process through which people learn the basic skills, values, beliefs, and behavior patterns of a society.

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T

Question 6

The concept of the Looking-Glass Self was developed bya.John Locke.c.Charles Horton Cooley.b.George Herbert Mead.d.none of the above

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C

Question 7

The Tabula Rasa was developed bya.Charles Horton Cooley.c.George Herbert Mead.b.John Locke.d.none of the above

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B

Question 8

Tabula Rasa theory believes that individuals are born with some personality.

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F

Question 9

Charles Horton Cooley devised the Tabula Rasa theory.

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F

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