SOCPSY 1Z03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: The Shawshank Redemption, Total Institution, Age 13

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Social Psychology
• Course: SOCPSY 1Z03
• Professor: Paul Glavin

Document Summary

Girl (genie) who was locked in her room almost all her life. Unable to speak, problems with basic motor skills. Punishment and antisocial behavior: strauss article. The way a person learns and recreates skills, knowledge, values, motive, roles within a society. Where we develop a sense of individuality and uniqueness. With out socialization you would lack a sense of self. How we listen to or don"t listen to the boarder public is what social psychologists are interested in. A way in which we pass culture down. Primary: childhood development, learning values, acting appropriate, culture, source is from family and friend. Secondary: processes of learn how to behave within other smaller groups, outside the home, public school, high school, sources peers, teachers, also in professions: they come with strict norms on how to act. Anticipatory: when you anticipate what the role will require.