Socialization, norms and roles
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What are mirror neurons?
- learning (e.g. A language)
- Imitation
- Empathy
What are four categories of self-knowledge?
- Life story
- Image
- Personality traits, memories and experiences
What is symbolic interactionism?
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What are examples of symbolic interactionism?
Looking glass self --> judgement we have about ourselves is greatly influences by how we think other judge ourselves
Front vs backstage --> what I do and what I do in the background
What are two other elements that determine our behaviour besides interaction?
- charactersitics of the individual mattter
What is a role?
What is role performance?
What is the difference between frontstage and backstage behavior?
backstage = in informal
What is the difference between ascribed and achieved statuses?
Achieved: statuses that a person achieves over one's lifetime.
What is the differences between active and passive socialization?
Passive (informal) = learn by watching and copying other around us.
What are role models?
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