Falling in love and marrying someone similar to your self is generally referred to as_____________?

Related Mcqs:

1. The destruction of a culture through conquest is referred to by anthropologists as_____________?

   A. infanticide B. homicide C. pesticide D. cultural extinction E. ethnocide...

2. A stratum of people of similar positions in the social status continuum are termed as_____________?

   A. Social class B. clan or tribe C. Community D. None of these...

3. Cooley presented the idea of”looking glass self” a personality type in which self is discovered through ?

   A. Persons,s own image about himself/herself B. Reactions of others C. Mixture of both D. None of these...

4. Which of the following used the phrase looking-glass self to emphasize that the self is the product of our social interactions with other people?

   A. George Herbert Mead B. Charles Horton Cooley C. Erving Goffman D. Harry Harlow...

5. Freud saw self and society in basic conflict not in harmony He named this self as_________________?

   A. Antisocial self B. Generalized other C. looking glass self D. None of these...

6. Which of the following used the phrase looking-glass self to emphasize that the self is the product of our social interactions with other people ?

   A. George Herbert Mead B. Charles Horton Cooley C. Erving Goffman D. Harry Harlow...

7. Rumors about a bizarre event that supposedly happened to someone far removed from the individual telling the story are often called_______________?

   A. legendary tales B. urban legends C. sports legends D. schoolyard tales E. rural legends...

8. Through association with people who are meaningful to us we achieve a sense of security love acceptance companionship and personal worth This is a(n) ?

   A. anticipatory bond B. expressive tie C. family tie D. instrumental bond...

9. Blended families are also known as_____________?

   A. family structures B. families of orientation C. Brady Bunch families D. reconstituted families E. bi-lateral families...

10. Mead presented the idea that each individual is a composite of expectations one believes others hold toward one Mead named it as_____________?

    A. looking glass self B. Self-perception C. generalized other D. None of these...