Posted: March 7th, 2016

In a series of experiments, Harry and Margaret Harlow

The is the ____ element of self.
A) subjective
B) objective
C) imaginary
D) superfluous
2.
In a series of experiments, Harry and Margaret Harlow:
A) isolated human infants in separate environments
B) put infant rhesus monkeys in cages separated from their mothers
C) determined that rhesus monkeys suffer no ill effects from social isolation
D) proved that social isolation has many positive effects on human behavior
3.
The belief that the behaviors and customs of a society must be understood within the context of its own culture:
A) ethnocentrism
B) cultural relativism
C) cultural dependency
D) cultural diffusion
4.
According to the text, the _____ is the most important agent of socialization in all societies.
A) peer group
B) school
C) family
D) mass media
5.
The study of social interaction that compares everything life to a theatrical presentation.
A) ethnomethodology
B) dramaturgical analysis
C) impression management
D) social play acting
6.
When subjects change their behavior because they know they are being studied.
A) field research
B) Content Analysis
C) Secondary Analysis
D) the Hawthorne Effect
7.
According to the symbolic interactionists, if people define a situation as real,
A) it is real in its consequences
B) they may be mistaken
C) they are probably right about it
D) they have obviously experienced it
8.
When research is conducted using data already collected by others it is called:
A) secondary analysis
B) research
C) reviewing the literature
D) replication
9.
A place where people are isolated from the rest of the population and under the control of others who aim to resocialize them:
A) resocialization arena
B) deviant behavior modifier
C) total institution
D) complete social structur
10.
A false belief of prediction about a person that, once advanced, causes the false belief to come true:
A) definition of the situation
B) social construction of reality
C) interactionist dialogue
D) self fulfilling prophecy