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- 3. EXAMPLE OF SOCIALIZATION • Interacting with friends and family, • being told to obey rules, • being rewarded for doing chores, • and being taught how to behave in public places are all examples of socialization that enable a person to function within his or her culture.
- 4. Three Major Perspectives in Sociology • The Symbolic Interactionist Perspective • The Structural Perspective • The Conflict Perspective
- 9. THE SELF IS THE HUMAN CAPACITY TO BE REFLECTIVE AND TAKE THE ROLE OF OTHERS: • 1.The self emerges from social experience. It is not part of the body and it does not exist at birth. • 2.Social experience involves communication and the exchange of symbols. People create meaning. • 3.To understand intention you must imagine the situation from another person's point of the other: The self is reflective and reflexive
- 10. STAGES IN MEADS THEORY ON THE DEVELOOMENT OF THE SELF 1.Preparato ry stage
- 11. STAGES IN MEADS THEORY ON THE DEVELOOMENT OF THE SELF 2.Play stage
- 12. STAGES IN MEADS THEORY ON THE DEVELOOMENT OF THE SELF 3.Game stage
- 13. STAGES IN MEADS THEORY ON THE DEVELOOMENT OF THE SELF 4.Dual nature of the self
- 14. Charles Cooley (1864- 1929) -looking-glass self theory.
- 15. The looking-glass self • Charles Cooley was George Mead’s colleagues • The looking-glass self refers to the notion that the self develops through or perception of other’s evaluation and appraisal of us.
- 16. According to Cooley , there are three steps in formation of the looking-glass self • 1. We imagine how we appear to others. • 2. We imagine how others judge our appearance. • 3. We develop feelings about and responses to these judgement.
- 17. How my parents see me How my online friends sees me How my Boss sees me How my friends sees me