Social Institutions

A. poly-local
B. neo-local
C. patrilocal
D. matrilocal
E. communal

A. industrialization/vertical mobility
B. industrialization/urbanization
C. urbanization/vertical mobility
D. industrialization /horizontal mobility
E. horizontal mobility /vertical mobility

A. peers
B. the family
C. formal religion
D. schools
E. the media

A. maturational motivations
B. activity norms
C. age grades
D. continuity contingencies
E. disengagement techniques

A. the nurturing complex
B. empty-nest syndrome
C. childless anxiety
D. the fear of singularity
E. post-partum depression

A. That culture rather than biology plays the biggest part in socialization
B. that psychology is the dominant theory the social sciences
C. that biology/genetics explains everything
D. that there is no such thing as a superego
E. that men lacks a system of checks and balances in his life

A. play
B. maturation
C. game
D. infancy
E. preparatory

A. our reflections on our own personal shortcomings
B. our sense of knowledge from all of the agents of socialization
C. our sense of individuality
D. our self-concept both positive and negative
E. our imagination of how others see us

A. social interaction
B. sociobiology
C. social psychology
D. socialization
E. psychometrics

A. nuclear family
B. dysfunctional family
C. extended family
D. polygynous family