Chapter 2

A  Creativity

B  Problem-solving and judgement

C  Problem-solving and judgement, Conformity and obedience, and Creativity

D  Conformity and obedience

A  Society

B  Socialization

C  Family

D  Culture

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  practicing teamwork and reinforcing what society expects

B  to view teachers as role models and leaders

C  following a schedule and using textbooks

D  following a schedule and using textbooks, to view teachers as role models and leaders, and practicing teamwork and reinforcing what society expects

A  Working-class parents emphasize independence and creativity because they want their children to get white-collar jobs.

B  Middle-class parents emphasize obedience and respect for authority because they hold white-collar jobs.

C  Middle-class parents tend to spank their children more than working-class parents.

D  Working-class parents emphasize obedience and respect for authority because those are important in their own jobs which have little opportunities for autonomy.

A  impersonal information distributed to a wide audience

B  personal information distributed to a wide audience

C  the television and radio, but not newspapers

D  none of the above

A  Seen as being weak

B  Seen as being fatherly

C  Seen as too feminine

D  None of the above

A  when we are in elementary school

B  when we are toddlers

C  when we are teenagers

D  when we are adults

A  Families don’t socialize for conformity

B  Cultural influences like race, religion, and class don’t play an important role

C  Peers are more fun usually preferred

D  Primary caregivers are usually one or both of our parents during our most formative years

A  The trend today is to stick with the same job most of your life

B  The trend is to switch jobs at least once a decade and become socialized to a variety of work environments

C  In this day and age, anyone can speak directly to the boss in any job

D  Jobs may be different, but they all require the same types of socialization