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____ 1. The lifelong process by which people learn and internalize the values, beliefs, and norms required to become a functioning member of a society is known as:
____ 2. The primary units of socialization for babies are:
____ 3. Cooley’s theory of socialization states that the self develops from our interactions with others and their reactions to us. This theory is known as:
____ 4. Concepts such as I , me , and generalized other are part of which theorist’s work?
____ 5. Which theory uses game playing to understand the development of self?
____ 6. Which theorist extends his theory of socialization to span an entire lifetime, rather than just limiting it to explanations of childhood or adolescence?
____ 7. The four main categories of agents of socialization are:
____ 8. A married couple and their firstborn child are a type of group known as:

____ 9. Which of the following wrote “The Dyad and the Triad,” which argues that the number of people in a group helps to determine the form of the social relations within the group?
____ 10. All of the following are basic forms of political relations that can evolve within a triad depending upon what role the entering third party assumes, EXCEPT:
____ 11. A person who intentionally tries to drive a wedge between two other people is termed by Simmel as:
____ 12. Cooley distinguished between two types of groups he called:
____ 13. Which groups are significant in that they distinguish between the relative power to define what is normal versus abnormal type of behaviors within the groups?
____ 14. Sociologists refer to the degree to which ties are reinforced through indirect paths within a social network as:
____ 15. Picking your nose in public is an example of which type of deviance?
____ 16. A crime such as burglary is also known as which type of deviance?

____ 17. Which of Durkheim’s types of social solidarity characterizes modern life?
____ 18. Which type of social solidarity is based upon the sameness of the individual parts and people in a society, according to Durkheim?
____ 19. Illegal drug dealing is an example of which of the following types of crimes, as defined by sociologists?
____ 20. The theory that tries to explain the process by which ideas, concepts, and values are socially constructed is known as:
____ 21. According to Simmel, the essential feature of a party is that it is:
____ 22. The training and skills that make individuals more productive and valuable to employers, such as information, knowledge of people or things, and connections, are known as:
____ 23. Which of the following is Durkheim’s concept for how people form social bonds and relate to each other on a daily basis?
____ 24. In terms of cross-cultural family forms, which of the following statements is TRUE?

____ 25. Marriage within one’s own group, class, and race is known as:
____ 26. When a culture maintains either legal or normative sanctions against people marrying outside of their race, class, or caste, this is known as:
____ 27. Which nation practices a rigid adherence to endogamy?
____ 28. Marriage among social groups, as in practiced in much of the contemporary Western world, is known as:
____ 29. The U.S. divorce rate has been steadily rising since:
____ 30. Approximately what percentage of Americans marry at some point in their lives?