SOCI 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: George Herbert Mead, Søren Kierkegaard, Philip Zimbardo
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Socialization- the lifelong social experience of people that allow them to develop their individual potential and learn the patterns of their culture. A person"s fairly consistent patterns of thinking and acting. The study of how biology affects social behaviour. The self is only that which is in the process of becoming. I t was not the apple that was rotten in the barrel. All these values and norms we believe in: Those on the right, however, are valued more. If men exhibit the trait on the top, they are considered well rounded. If women exhibit the trait on the bottom, they. ** meaning how deeply these traits are embedded. Specific behavior patterns aren"t instinctive but they are learned: the environment matters. If you are isolated from your group, you cannot develop the sense of self and identity. The older the child is when isolation starts, lesser the impact is. Eros & thanatos: eros the life instinct, thanatos the death instinct.
