Module 6
SOCIALIZATION
To complete Module 6 read Chapter 6, answer 5 website questions,
and complete the reflection in the discussion forum.
- http://home.navisoft.com/aapa/aca.htm
Document: Adult Children of Alcoholics
Notice that the researcher focuses on the environment in which children
of alcoholics are raised and their reaction to that environment? What are
two or three characteristics of the “alcoholic” environment?
- http://www.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/aa18.htm
Document: The Genetics of Alcoholism
Although “The Genetics of Alcoholism” begins by acknowledging the importance
of the environment, it focuses on the genetic component. Why do researchers
do genetic research? What research design did the scientists use to study
the genetic component? Instead of identifying one factor as the cause,
perhaps we should consider a third possibility: that both genetics and
environment interact in a complex way to “create” the alcoholic. Can you
think of an example of an arguement that incorporates both factors?
- http://www.cyfc.umn.edu/Adoptinfo/institutionalization.html
Document: The Long-Term Effects of Institutionalization on the Behavior
of Children from Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union
What are the characteristics of institutional life that affect children’s
emotional, psychological, and behavioral development?
- http://www.saed.kent.edu/Architronic/v2n2/v2n2.05.html
Document: Ritual and Monument
How do rituals and monuments help to facilitate the socialization process?
With regard to the design of the National Vietnam Memorial, what response
did the architect hope to evoke in those who view it?
- http://www.psych.med.umich.edu/web/aacap/factsFam/fmlymove.htm
Document: Children and Family Moves
What actions can parents take to reduce the stress of moving for children?
- http://199.179.0.150/leb/aug963.txt
Document: Graffiti: Taking a Closer Look
How does “graffiti” and police response to “graffiti” illustrate the
“us” versus “them” dynamics of ingroup - outgroup relations? How does the
example of “graffiti” illustrate the role of symbols in heightening loyalty
amoung ingroup and outgroup members?
- http://199.179.0.150/leb/aug963.txt
Document: Graffiti: Taking a Closer Look
What strategy does the Virginia Beach Police Department use to develop
understanding between children and officers and to promote constructive
relations?
- http://www.law.pitt.edu/hibbitts/re_mem.htm
Document: Re-membering Law: Legal Gesture in the Past, Present, and
Future
Hibbitts states that legal gestures serve at least eight broad functions.
Which two functions do you consider to be the most interesting? What is
an example of a gesture that illustrates each function?
- http://www.exnet.iastate.edu/Pages/families/nncc/Child.Dev/intel.dev.todd.html
Document: Intellectual Development of Toddlers
http://www.exnet.iastate.edu/pages/families/nncc/Curriculum/play.activities.html
Document: PlayActivities for Children Birth to Nine Years
What examples can you locate of activities that would be appropriate
for children in the preparatory stage? The play stage? The game stage?
At what age are children likely to pretend to be significant others? When
do children begin acting around the concept of a generalized other?
- http://www.unige.ch/piaget/biog.html
Document: Jean Piaget Archives: Biography
At what age did Jean Piaget publish his first scientific paper? What
role to Piaget play in the development of the IQ texts?
- http://www.shore.net/~tcfraser/blurblst.htm
Document: Blurbs from the BigBook: Chapter 5
What are the key features of AA’s resocialization program? What is
the “spiritual” component of this resocialization program?
- http://www.unicef.org/graca/kidsoldi.htm
Document: Children at Both Ends of the Gun
What qualities of the military camps make them total institutions?
- http://washington.xtn.net/~author/news.htm
Document: News from the Front Lines of Hospice Care
What did Baumrucker learn about Mr. G that helped him become a more
effective physician to his patient?
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