Socialization #2A Quiz

What is self-concept?

• The image others have of you based on their assessments.

• The image you have of yourself based on various assessments you've made.

• The perception of your skills and abilities in a professional context.

• The understanding of your role in society.

How many aspects are there to one's self-concept?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

Which of the following is NOT one of the three aspects of self-concept?

• Self-image

• Ideal self

• Self-worth

• Self-esteem

What did Charles Cooley challenge about the nature of human identity?

• The belief that human nature is socially determined

• The belief that human nature is biologically determined

• The belief that human nature is unchangeable

• The belief that human nature is determined by individual choices

What did Charles Cooley believe about one's identity?

• It is genetically inherited

• It is determined at birth

• It is socially created

• It is determined by personal achievements

What is the concept of "Looking-Glass Self" based on?

• The actual judgments of others.

• The imagined judgments of others.

• The physical appearance of oneself.

• The social status one holds.

According to the "Looking-Glass Self" concept, how do we evaluate ourselves?

• Based on our personal achievements.

• Based on the feedback we receive directly.

• Based on those imagined judgments.

• Based on our comparison with others.

According to George Mead, who are considered our "significant others"?

• People we meet occasionally

• People we know personally

• People we have never met

• People we see on television

What does George Mead suggest we develop over time?

• A sense of generalized others

• A sense of specific individuals

• A sense of personal identity

• A sense of social media connections

How many stages are there in the process described by George Mead?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five