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SOC101 Introduction to Sociology

Chapter 4 Exam

Question 1The __________ is the individual’s reflection on one’s own identity and social position that is made and reformulated through social interactions.

Question 2What happens to people who are incapable of viewing rules as flexible guidelines for rational and appropriate behavior?

Question 3The morning after a night out with her friends Julie goes on Facebook to look and un-tag some of the pictures her friends posted of her that she doesn’t like very much. According to a sociologist who studies the self, what is Julie doing?

Question 4How does social interaction in crowded public places differ from interactions in other settings?

Question 5Imagine you are interviewing teenagers in order to understand how they develop their sense of self. Which of the following statements can be classified as a statement of self that could be attributed to the concept of the looking-glass concept?

Question 6In his experiment, Zimbardo randomly assigned participants to what roles?

Question 7According to sociologists, why are certain people who question authority labeled as deviant?

Question 8How does interactionism allow sociologists to understand the individual?

Question 9When we change statuses, what happens to our role sets?

Question 10Why is conversational precision critical to interacting with other individuals in society?

Question 11How does taking turns play out in terms of conversation and laughing?

Question 12What did Christena Nippert-Eng conclude from her study of the stuff people carry around in their wallets?

Question 13According to sociologists, what part do audiences play in a performance?

Question 14As part of your morning routine you eat breakfast, drink a cup of coffee, take a shower, and walk your dog. Which part of this routine is most likely controlled by the voice of the generalized other?

Question 15You wish to study reference groups. Which of the following groups would make the best subject for studying reference groups and how they shape identity?