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Social Psychology Terms: Self, Socialization, Status, Roles, and Impression Management, Quizzes of Social Psychology

Definitions for key terms in social psychology, including the self, socialization, status, roles, and impression management. It covers concepts such as looking-glass self, thomas theorem, personal front, frontstage and backstage, achieved and ascribed status, master status, role conflict, role strain, role exit, and agency. These terms help explain how individuals define situations, present themselves to others, and navigate social hierarchies and roles.

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  • What is the looking-glass self and how does it impact the development of the self?
  • What is the Thomas Theorem and how does it relate to the way individuals define situations?
  • What is the process of socialization and how does it contribute to becoming a functioning member of society?

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TERM 1
Socialization
DEFINITION 1
The process of learning and internalizing the values, beliefs,
and norms of our social group, by which we become
functioning members of society.
TERM 2
Self
DEFINITION 2
The individual's conscious, reflexive experience of a personal
identity separate and distinct from other individuals.
TERM 3
Looking-Glass Self
DEFINITION 3
The notion that the self develops through our perception of
others' evaluations and appraisals of us.
TERM 4
Thomas Theorem
DEFINITION 4
Class formulation of the way individuals define situations,
whereby "if people define situations as real, they are real in
their consequences."
TERM 5
Impression Management
DEFINITION 5
The effort to control the impressions we make on others so
that they form a desired view of us and the situation; the use
of self-presentation and performance tactics.
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Socialization

The process of learning and internalizing the values, beliefs,

and norms of our social group, by which we become

functioning members of society.

TERM 2

Self

DEFINITION 2

The individual's conscious, reflexive experience of a personal

identity separate and distinct from other individuals.

TERM 3

Looking-Glass Self

DEFINITION 3

The notion that the self develops through our perception of

others' evaluations and appraisals of us.

TERM 4

Thomas Theorem

DEFINITION 4

Class formulation of the way individuals define situations,

whereby "if people define situations as real, they are real in

their consequences."

TERM 5

Impression Management

DEFINITION 5

The effort to control the impressions we make on others so

that they form a desired view of us and the situation; the use

of self-presentation and performance tactics.

Personal Front

The expressive equipment we consciously or unconsciously

use as we present ourselves to others, including appearance

and manner, to help establish the definition of the situation.

TERM 7

Frontstage

DEFINITION 7

In the dramaturgical perspective, the region in which we

deliver our public performances.

TERM 8

Backstage

DEFINITION 8

In the dramaturgical perspective, places in which we

rehearse and prepare for out performances.

TERM 9

Front

DEFINITION 9

In the dramaturgical perspective, the setting or scene of

performances that helps establish the definition of the

situation.

TERM 10

Status

DEFINITION 10

A position in a social hierarchy that carries a particular set of

expectations.

Stereotyping

Judging others based on preconceived generalizations about

groups or categories of people.

TERM 17

Role Conflict

DEFINITION 17

Experienced when we occupy two or more roles with

contradictory expectations.

TERM 18

Role Strain

DEFINITION 18

The tension experienced when they are contradictory

expectations within one role.

TERM 19

Role Exit

DEFINITION 19

The process of leaving a role that we will no longer occupy.

TERM 20

Agency

DEFINITION 20

The ability of the individual to act freely and independently.

Copresence

Face-to-face interaction or being in the presence of others.

TERM 22

Resocialization

DEFINITION 22

The process of replacing previously learned norms and

values with new ones as a part of a transition in life.

TERM 23

Autoethnography

DEFINITION 23

Ethnographic description that focuses on the feelings and

reactions of the ethnographer.