Who is the father of cognitive behavior and what are the stages?
Jean Piaget
1. being able to use 5 senses
2. being able to use symbols
3. being able to use surroundings
4. being able to use critical thinking
Sentence with underlined words and types of statuses
Master- stuff that doesn’t happen every day
Achieved- an achievement
Ascribed- Born with, cannot change
Explain looking glass self theory?
People shape their self-image based on how society sees them. when society becomes the mirror
Who is the father of psychoanalysis, and explain the stages?
Sigmund Freud
1. Id- Basic needs are required for survival and healthy psychological development like food, sleep, shelter, love, protection/care
2. Ego- where a child only focuses on him or herself
3. superego- selfless you do things to please society’s demands and others
List and explain the types of culture
Define alienation theory
Karl Marx.
an experience of isolation resulting in powerlessness. for the nations not the people
Explain the term of gerontocracy
is a conmunity thats built for the elderly who are permitted to live and control their own environment. Florida is the only state that does this. You have to have a certain age and inciome and you must be 65
Father of social behaviorism explain the stages
George Mead
1.being able to use or experience through communication
2. being able to use sins and symbols
3. using imagination
Explain and use in examples of normative organizations
Volunteering without getting paid. Ex human society
Explain culture shock, give one example
disorientation of unfamiliar surroundings
Define the terms of peer group and cohort
peers- are people of similar age
Cohorts- are people who share similar interest
Father of sociology and the year it was found
August compete 1838
Utilitarian organizations
jobs with income like a nurse
Total institution give two examples
a places where eveything is controlled by staff members
nursing homes and prisons
Explain norms and mores
norms- culturally accepted and expected behaviors
mores- accept and expect behavior from moral learning
What is a corrosive organization explain and give 2 examples
Do not have a option to work and don’t get paid like school and prision
Define the terms ageism
discrimination against people for old age
What’s Ethocentricism
thinking that your culture is superior to other cultures
Gerontology and sociology
Gerontology- the study of old age
sociology-the study of human interaction
What are the causes for a culture to change? List and give examples
Define culture
the way of living ,thinking, speaking languages, beliefs, music, and religion in one society