Self, Society and Culture Practice Flashcards

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Flashcards covering concepts of self, Marcel Mauss's theories, parenting styles, and the Big 5 personality factors.

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The self is __________ in that it is the center of all experiences and thoughts that run through a certain person.

unitary

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According to Marcel Mauss, the __________ is a person's sense of who he is, his body and basic entity, or biological givenness.

Moi

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The face of the self composed of social concepts of what it means to be who he is is called __________.

Personne

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Herbert Mead and Lev Vygotsky treat the human mind as something that is made and constituted through __________.

language acquisition

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Vygotsky believes a child __________ real-life dialogues that he has had with his family, primary caregiver, or playmates.

internalizes

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The dependency period of a human baby to its parents for nurturing is relatively __________ than most other animals.

longer

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In the __________ parenting style, the parent is cold and rejecting, frequently degrades the child, and uses coercion.

Authoritarian

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The __________ parenting style involves parents who are warm, attentive, and make reasonable demands for the child's maturity level.

Authoritative

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In the __________ parenting style, the parent makes few or no demands, often out of misplaced concern for the child's self-esteem.

Permissive

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The __________ parenting style is characterized by a parent who is emotionally detached, withdrawn, and inattentive.

Uninvolved

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SELF IDENTITY is NOT restricted to the present; it also includes __________ and __________ selves.

PAST; FUTURE

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__________ is the knowledge about oneself influenced by observing one's own behavior and the reactions of others.

SELF-CONCEPT

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The judgment of personal performance compared with self-ideal is known as __________.

SELF-ESTEEM

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A __________ refers to a set of expected behaviors determined by familial, cultural, and social norms.

ROLE

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__________ is the attitude about one's physical attributes, appearance, and performance.

BODY IMAGE

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According to the Big 5 Factor Theory, people high in __________ are self-disciplined, dutiful, and prefer planned behavior.

CONSCIENTIOUSNESS

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Individuals who gain energy when exposed to the external world and are action-oriented are high in __________.

EXTRAVERSION

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The trait of __________ refers to being trustworthy, helpful, kind, and generous.

AGREEABLENESS

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__________ is the tendency to experience negative emotions like anger and anxiety, also known as EMOTIONAL INSTABILITY.

NEUROTICISM

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The characteristic of __________ includes having a broad range of interests and being intellectually curious.

OPENNESS TO EXPERIENCE