A) anticipatory socialization from professors
B) resocialization with professional organizations
C) socialization into a professional occupation
D) socialization from peer groups
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A) Children were able to work in the new factories and earn income for their family.
B) The lines between childhood and adulthood were blurred.
C) Children became an economic liability rather than an economic asset.
D) Children were viewed as in need of discipline and received severe beatings for transgressions.
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A) In democratic societies there is more guilt about needing to care for the older adult.
B) Cultural patterns vary in how older adults are viewed.
C) Citizens in richer countries are more able to care for older adults.
D) Less-developed countries encourage more independence among older adults.
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A) transformational learning.
B) behavior modification.
C) socialization.
D) child rearing.
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A) in the 1600's
B) in the 1700's
C) in the early nineteenth century
D) in the twentieth century
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A) the "I" and the "me"
B) neither the "I" nor the "me"
C) the "I"
D) the "me"
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A) social determinism
B) social Darwinism
C) biological determinism
D) environmental determinism
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A) Karl Mannheim
B) Phillip Aries
C) Erving Goffman
D) Melvin Kohn
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A) females of all races and ethnicities
B) white males
C) working-class youth
D) middle-class youth
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A) Men are more likely to complete college.
B) Women are more likely to marry while men are more likely to cohabit.
C) Women are more likely to have a period of unemployment to care for children.
D) Women are more likely to have parenthood as part of their sequence.
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A) "Generation M."
B) "Generation A."
C) "Generation W."
D) "Generation H."
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A) Gender plays a significant role in the type of activities in which teenagers are involved.
B) Teens from wealthy families enjoy extracurricular activities more than poorer kids.
C) Some teenagers are more motivated to get outside jobs than others.
D) Social class plays a significant role in what is expected of teenagers.
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A) an authoritative teaching style
B) a hidden curriculum
C) complacency
D) positive role modeling
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A) 65
B) 67
C) 69
D) 70
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A) Genes may exist for a certain trait but how that trait is expressed depends on the social environment.
B) They are completely unrelated to one another.
C) Genes have a much stronger role in determining actions than the social environment does.
D) The social environment is completely responsible for behaviors such as being "outgoing";genes play no role.
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A) nature.
B) nurture.
C) socialization.
D) culture.
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A) difficulty in the beginning,a plateau in early adulthood,and then ease later in life.
B) a different experience based on a person's gender,class,and other aspects of identity.
C) a similar life experience for most people.
D) little opportunity for resocialization.
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