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Manush is a recent graduate from a prestigious university in California who is looking for a job opportunity as a real estate agent.  While he already has samples provided by his friends, he still feels something lacking in his resume.  Specifically, the he believes that his professional objective statement lacks focus and clarity. 

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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Quiz 4

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Question #1
A  the development of social skills is largely under genetic control.
B  society does not play an important role in human development.
C  human development is possible without socialization.
D  human beings need social contact for normal development.
Question #2
A  breaks down group solidarity because it is so humiliating.
B  radically alters or replaces existing social roles.
C  takes place continually over the course of a lifetime.
D  generally occurs in an informal setting, not an institutional setting.
Question #3
A  The U.S. society has no formalized rite of passage marking the transition from childhood to adulthood.
B  A ceremony surrounding a rite of passage tends to be informal and “low key.”
C  A formal promotion cannot be considered a rite of passage.
D  A rite of passage is a unique feature of American society.
Question #4
A  bind different generations and define some of life’s most significant events.
B  control what individuals are allowed to do.
C  permit sociologists to study the internal construction of one’s self.
D  keep individuals on the same path, fixed on the same goals.
Question #5
A  how to take on multiple roles at the same time.
B  how to follow directions given by others.
C  to imitate the behavior of significant others.
D  that they are not always the center of everyone’s attention.
Question #7
A  Jean Piaget
B  George Herbert Mead
C  Carol Gilligan
D  Sigmund Freud
Question #8
A  a series of discrete stages.
B  perception and effect.
C  reinforcement and punishment.
D  unconscious processes.
Question #10
A  it reinforces social consensus.
B  people are happier when they conform.
C  it reduces intrapsychic conflict.
D  it keeps workers subjugated.
Question #11
A  The media make up a more important source of gender socialization than the family.
B  Not all families socialize children in the same way or into the same expectations.
C  In today’s world, parents have a very minor role in the development of their child’s identity.
D  The family is rarely a person’s first source of socialization.
Question #12
A  Socialization creates the capacity for role-taking, including seeing ourselves the way others see us.
B  Socialization makes behavior less predictable and sometimes even chaotic.
C  Socialization creates only behavior that is viewed as socially acceptable by the dominant culture.
D  Socialization is more often harmful to self-concept than it is helpful or supportive.
Question #13
A  It is only the threat of some type of punishment that makes people conform to social norms.
B  Some people conform too much as a result of socialization.
C  Most people need to be coerced into conformity because socialization is incomplete.
D  People do not respond to the subtle influence of social pressure to conform, even after years of exposure. 
Question #14
A  Social control eliminates individuality.
B  A person experiences pressure when they deviate from what others believe.
C  Learned beliefs and the expectations of others are enough to keep most people in line.
D  Internalizing social norms causes most people to conform without the use of coercion or violence.
Question #15
A  innate knowledge.
B  nature.
C  social control.
D  conformity.
Question #16
A  nurture seems to be the ultimate determinant of human nature.
B  human development is the result of the interaction of natural and social influences.
C  neither is particularly important.
D  nature is more important than nurture in the development of humanness.
Question #17
A  is a result of innate traits.
B  is mainly genetic.
C  can rarely be predicted, even in generalities.
D  results from social experiences.
Question #18
A  sociology–biology
B  internal–external
C  nature–nurture
D  inherent–innate
Question #19
A  personalities
B  identities
C  values
D  roles
Question #20
A  The socialization experience differs for individuals based on the context in which it occurs.
B  Personality is the basis for socialization.
C  Through socialization, genetics determines behaviors.
D  The process of socialization is exclusively considered psychological.