SOCI 210 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: George Herbert Mead, Erik Erikson, Anal Stage
19 Dec 2018
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1) preparatory stage: children only capable of imitation no ability to imagine how others. 2) play stage: imitate and take on roles that someone else might have but not able to take on. 3) game stage: children consider several specific roles at the same time and how those roles interact with each other, understand that role play involves following rules/expectations roles consistently/coherently see things. 4) generalized other: understand the common behavioural expectations of general society, Gender schema: image of gender differences that enables children to make decisions about appropriate styles of. Nature vs. nurture: q of whether we are a result of our relationships/surroundings or are genetic makeup. Structural functionalists: socialization is essential to society trains members to operate successfully within it. Critical sociologist: socialization reproduces inequality from generation to generation by conveying different. Symbolic interactionist: socialization is concerned with face-to-face exchanges and symbolic communication,
