1. A 14yr old high school student is learning new things from his peers. For exa

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1. A 14yr old high school student is learning new things from his peers. For example, now that he is High school, he believes that he should watch certain shows, attend school sporting events, and feel comfortable arguing with teachers if he doesn’t agree with their viewpoints. What is the high school student learning? A. His role B. His cohort C. His identity D. His personality
2. What occurs when a young adult who has been able to independently make decisions and do what she wants joins the military and goes through boot camp? A. Social control B. Anticipatory socialization C. Resocialization D. Looking glass self
3. An adolescent spends a lot of time trying to determine how others think about her and what image she presents to others. Which concept would explain this behavior? A. Social learning B. Generalized other C. Social control D. Looking glass self Thanks 1. A 14yr old high school student is learning new things from his peers. For example, now that he is High school, he believes that he should watch certain shows, attend school sporting events, and feel comfortable arguing with teachers if he doesn’t agree with their viewpoints. What is the high school student learning? A. His role B. His cohort C. His identity D. His personality
2. What occurs when a young adult who has been able to independently make decisions and do what she wants joins the military and goes through boot camp? A. Social control B. Anticipatory socialization C. Resocialization D. Looking glass self
3. An adolescent spends a lot of time trying to determine how others think about her and what image she presents to others. Which concept would explain this behavior? A. Social learning B. Generalized other C. Social control D. Looking glass self Thanks A. His role B. His cohort C. His identity D. His personality
2. What occurs when a young adult who has been able to independently make decisions and do what she wants joins the military and goes through boot camp? A. Social control B. Anticipatory socialization C. Resocialization D. Looking glass self
3. An adolescent spends a lot of time trying to determine how others think about her and what image she presents to others. Which concept would explain this behavior? A. Social learning B. Generalized other C. Social control D. Looking glass self Thanks

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Ans 1.(A) His role

Role refers to a set of expected behavior that is commonly associated with a particular position or status in a group or an organization.

Ans 2. (C) Resocialization

Resocialization refers to a process in which a person learns new norms, values, and practices that enables them to comply with one social role to another.

Ans 3. (D) Looking glass self

According to the concept of the looking glass self, we tend to view ourselves from the impressions of how others perceive us. In other words, a person's self is a product of a person´s social interactions with others. The concept was propounded by Charles Horton Cooley in 1902.

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