Symbolic interaction - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ASWB MSW Exam Questions with 100% Verified Correct Answers Freud Psychosexual Stages - Correct Answer 1. Anal (0-1) 2. Oral (2-3) 3. Phallic (3-5) 4. Latency (5-11) 5. Genital (12-18) Freud Psychosexual Stages Fixations - Correct Answer Oral stage - Correct Answer -infant's primary interaction with world is through mouth, oral stimulation through sucking and tasting Anal stage - Correct Answer -primary focus of libido was on controlling bladder and bowel movements -toilet tra...

Communicational Competence - Answer-Knowledge & implicit awareness of a language Communicational Performance - Answer-actual speech behaviors Patterns of attending - Answer-(0-6 months) -infants participate in interaction -learn how to maintain attention -prefer to look at faces (eyes) -attempt to imitate other facial expressions Joint Attention - Answer-Engagement of 2 or more individuals on the same object/ event at the same time - caregivers support this Rituals of infancy (Schedule...

MCAT Psych/Sociology from 132 ScorerBiopsychosocial approach to health and illness - correct answer Illness is determined by a variety of influences, rather than a single cause. The causes and effects of illness can be examined at multiple levels in the life of an individual, and no single level provides the whole picture. Collecting info about psychosocial context is key to the understanding of physical health and illness. Biomedical approach to health and illness - correct answer Disease is...

Intro to Sociology Exam #1 Questions and Answers 100% Verified Conflict Theory ️️o Who : Karl Marx o View: Vineyard o Key terms and concepts Haves and have not Exploitation Struggle for scarce resources o Macro Functionalism Theory ️️o Who : Emile Durkheim o View: Village o Key terms and concepts Parts of society serve function Interdepdant parts Society is likeing living organisums o Macro Symbolic interactions ️️o Who: George Herbert Mead o View : meadow o Key...

Soc 200 Exam Questions With Answers The idea that economic, political, and other forms of human behavior are fundamentally shaped by social relationships is referred to as: A. Sociology B. Social Embeddedness C. Relational Theory D. Social reciprocity B Patterned social arrangements that have an enabling or constraining effect on agency are referred to as: A. Structure B. Institutions C. Free will D. Socialization A A study that examines how elementary school children fo...

what are the 3 core features of ASDs? - ANS Autistic Disorder, Asperger's Disorders, Rett's Disorder What were ASDs also known as? - ANS Pervasive Developmental Disorders ASDs - ANS are a class of neurodevelopmental disorders characterized by impairments in social reciprocity (give what you receive, receiving social ques wrong) , atypical communication, and repetitive behaviors. how early should you identify ASDs - ANS early identify, as early as one year of life to put th...

child-centred (or child-directed) learning - correct answer-A teaching-learning process in which the child learns from interacting with the environment, other children, and adults. This type of learning contrasts with a classroom in which the educator's main role is to teach specific subject matter or formal lessons developmentally appropriate practice (DAP) - correct answer-A set of practices that directly relates to a child's stage of development as defined by such theorists as Piaget a...

sociology study guide Questions with complete solution sociology study guide Conflict Theory - correct answer Examines large-scale patterns of society; Focuses on the struggle for resources Conflict Viewpoint Functionalism Theory - correct answer Examines large-scale patterns of society; Focuses on the relationships among the parts of society Consensus Viewpoint Symbolic Interactionism - correct answer Examines small-scale patterns of society; Focuses on face-to-face intera...

sociology - correct answers the systematic study of human society sociological perspective - correct answers the ability to see the general (patterns of society) in the particular (people) functions of the sociological persepective - correct answers helps us access the truth of "common sense", helps us see the opportunities and constraints in our lives, empowers us to be active participants in our society, helps us live in a diverse world positivism - correct answers a scientific appr...

"I" vs "me" - ANS "I" is your spontaneous reaction (similar to the id in psychoanalytic theory); "me" is your social self/presentation of yourself to others "Looking-glass self (Cooley) - ANS Charles Horton Cooley developed the idea in which individuals think about how they appear to others, make a judgment about what the other person thinks about them, and then incorporate those ideas into their own concept of self. This happens in face-to-face interactions...