ge us
問題一覧
1
understood as a disposition of basic personality features
acquired mostly during childhood
identity
2
There are two ways in which the concept of self is viewed in different
societies:
sociocentric and egocentric
3
self is seen as an autonomous and distinct
individual. Each person is defined as a replica of all humanity but capable of
acting independently from others.
egocentric view
4
self is contingent on a situation or
social setting. This is a view of the self that is context-dependent
sociocentric view
5
features of a person’s identity that he or she chooses to emphasize in
constructing a social self.
identity toolbox
6
do not consider an infant as a true human until a name
is given, only when he or she is around two years old
aymara indians
7
name their infants soon after birth. The baby receives the
paternal given name as its last name (patronyms). The boy’s name is
added with a suffix sen and the girl’s name with dottir.
icelanders
8
children inherit their mother’s family name
(matronyms).
minangkabau (sumatra)
9
children are named after their deceased relatives and
other people with admirable qualities which they believe will be helpful
for their character formation.
artic canada
10
common practice of Catholic parents to name their children after saint, with the thought that by bearing a sacred name,
their child will be blessed and protected throughout life.
philippines
11
people detach from their former identity to another.
seperation phase
12
The bride walking down the aisle to be “given away” by the parents to the groom implies the separation from one’s
family to become part of a new one.
seperation phase
13
person transitions from one identity to another.
liminality phase
14
The wedding ceremony itself is the process of transition of the bride and groom from singlehood to married life.
liminality phase
15
the change in one’s status is officially incorporated.
incorporation phase
16
three-phased rite of passage
seperation liminality incorporation
17
characterize interaction in which there is a
discrepancy between the identity a person claims to possess and the
identity attributed to that person by others.
identity struggles
18
paternal name as its last name
patronym
19
mothers family name
matronym
20
scientific study of social groups and human relationships generates new insights into the interconnectedness between the self and
other people.
sociology
21
looking glass self
charles horton cooley
22
charles horton cooley
looking-glass self
23
theory of social self
george herbert mead
24
george herbert mead
theory of social self
25
human behavior is influenced by?
group of life
26
people whom a person interacts with become a
mirror in which he or she views himself or herself.
looking-glass self
27
Self-identity or self-image is achieved through a threefold event which begins by…
conceiving analyze create
28
I
subjective element
29
subjective element
i
30
objective element
me
31
me
objective element
32
spontaneous and unique traits of individual
i
33
represents the internalized attitudes and demands of other people
me
34
when she or she performs his or her particular role, he/she become…?
self-aware
35
children imitate the people around them,
especially family members with whom they have daily interaction.
preparatory stage
36
preparatory stage (range sa age)
0-3
37
During this stage, children are just preparing
for role-taking.
preparatory stage
38
children start to view themselves in relation to
others as they learn to communicate through language and other symbols.
play stage
39
play stage (age range)
3-5
40
At this stage, the self is developing.
play stage
41
(begins in the early school years; about 8 or 9 years old)
game stage
42
game stage (year range)
8-9
43
children understand not only their own social position but also those of others
around them.
game stage
44
During this stage, the self is
now present.
game stage
ge aa
ge aa
ユーザ名非公開 · 81問 · 1年前ge aa
ge aa
81問 • 1年前ユーザ名非公開
elec
elec
ユーザ名非公開 · 43問 · 1年前elec
elec
43問 • 1年前ユーザ名非公開
GEE US (4-5)
GEE US (4-5)
ユーザ名非公開 · 69問 · 1年前GEE US (4-5)
GEE US (4-5)
69問 • 1年前ユーザ名非公開
PathFit
PathFit
ユーザ名非公開 · 5問 · 1年前PathFit
PathFit
5問 • 1年前ユーザ名非公開
EL
EL
ユーザ名非公開 · 38問 · 1年前EL
EL
38問 • 1年前ユーザ名非公開
el 2
el 2
ユーザ名非公開 · 13問 · 1年前el 2
el 2
13問 • 1年前ユーザ名非公開
elec eng
elec eng
ユーザ名非公開 · 43問 · 1年前elec eng
elec eng
43問 • 1年前ユーザ名非公開
問題一覧
1
understood as a disposition of basic personality features
acquired mostly during childhood
identity
2
There are two ways in which the concept of self is viewed in different
societies:
sociocentric and egocentric
3
self is seen as an autonomous and distinct
individual. Each person is defined as a replica of all humanity but capable of
acting independently from others.
egocentric view
4
self is contingent on a situation or
social setting. This is a view of the self that is context-dependent
sociocentric view
5
features of a person’s identity that he or she chooses to emphasize in
constructing a social self.
identity toolbox
6
do not consider an infant as a true human until a name
is given, only when he or she is around two years old
aymara indians
7
name their infants soon after birth. The baby receives the
paternal given name as its last name (patronyms). The boy’s name is
added with a suffix sen and the girl’s name with dottir.
icelanders
8
children inherit their mother’s family name
(matronyms).
minangkabau (sumatra)
9
children are named after their deceased relatives and
other people with admirable qualities which they believe will be helpful
for their character formation.
artic canada
10
common practice of Catholic parents to name their children after saint, with the thought that by bearing a sacred name,
their child will be blessed and protected throughout life.
philippines
11
people detach from their former identity to another.
seperation phase
12
The bride walking down the aisle to be “given away” by the parents to the groom implies the separation from one’s
family to become part of a new one.
seperation phase
13
person transitions from one identity to another.
liminality phase
14
The wedding ceremony itself is the process of transition of the bride and groom from singlehood to married life.
liminality phase
15
the change in one’s status is officially incorporated.
incorporation phase
16
three-phased rite of passage
seperation liminality incorporation
17
characterize interaction in which there is a
discrepancy between the identity a person claims to possess and the
identity attributed to that person by others.
identity struggles
18
paternal name as its last name
patronym
19
mothers family name
matronym
20
scientific study of social groups and human relationships generates new insights into the interconnectedness between the self and
other people.
sociology
21
looking glass self
charles horton cooley
22
charles horton cooley
looking-glass self
23
theory of social self
george herbert mead
24
george herbert mead
theory of social self
25
human behavior is influenced by?
group of life
26
people whom a person interacts with become a
mirror in which he or she views himself or herself.
looking-glass self
27
Self-identity or self-image is achieved through a threefold event which begins by…
conceiving analyze create
28
I
subjective element
29
subjective element
i
30
objective element
me
31
me
objective element
32
spontaneous and unique traits of individual
i
33
represents the internalized attitudes and demands of other people
me
34
when she or she performs his or her particular role, he/she become…?
self-aware
35
children imitate the people around them,
especially family members with whom they have daily interaction.
preparatory stage
36
preparatory stage (range sa age)
0-3
37
During this stage, children are just preparing
for role-taking.
preparatory stage
38
children start to view themselves in relation to
others as they learn to communicate through language and other symbols.
play stage
39
play stage (age range)
3-5
40
At this stage, the self is developing.
play stage
41
(begins in the early school years; about 8 or 9 years old)
game stage
42
game stage (year range)
8-9
43
children understand not only their own social position but also those of others
around them.
game stage
44
During this stage, the self is
now present.
game stage