Question 1

Peers are what level of socialization? Answer A. Macro-level B. Micro-level * C. Meso-level D. Meta-level . 1 points Question 2

Jane recently became embarrassed for using a four-letter word in front of a group of Catholic nuns. Mead would argue that her embarrassment illustrates the internalization of: Answer A. The looking-glass self B. The generalized other * C. Particular others D. None of the above . 1 points Question 3

Which of the following do most sociologists see as a uniquely human characteristic? Answer A. The ability to use hand symbols B. The sense of self C. The ability to communicate D. The ability to use tools

. 1 points Question 4

Which of the following, if true, would most lend support to the theory of sociobiology? Answer A. Behaviors differ across cultures. B. Social behaviors are not genetically determined. C. Altruistic behavior is not at all related to the survival of the species. D. Altruistic behavior is always an attempt to increase survival of the species. . 1 points Question 5

_______________________ involves an individual or a family that has national loyalty to more than one country. Answer A. Transnationalism B. Plural-heritage C. Dual-nationality D. Multiculturalism . 1 points Question 6

Social class is what level of socialization? Answer A. Meso-level B. Micro-level

C. Macro-level D. Meta-level . 1 points Question 7

The basic building block of socialization through which a child is shaped into a human being, learns its culture, and becomes a member of a society is: Answer A. Socialization B. Interaction C. Role-taking D. Social self . 1 points Question 8

Socialization takes place: Answer A. In utero B. In infancy C. In childhood D. Throughout the life course . 1 points Question 9

Which of the following is a meso-level socialization activity?

Answer A. Reading a religious text (e.g., the Koran, the Bible) B. "Playing house" with a small group of friends C. Watching a nationally syndicated TV advertisement for luxury cars D. None of the above . 1 points Question 10

The process of abandoning one or more social positions in favor of others that are more suitable for a newly acquired status can best be described as: Answer A. Resocialization B. Socialization C. Prosocialization D. None of the above