Sociological Perspective

• He introduced the concept of the "looking-glass self."

  a ) George Herbert Mead

  b ) Charles Horton Cooley

  c ) Gerry Lanuza

  d ) Jean Baudrillard

  
  

  Answer: b
• He proposed the theory of the social self.

  a ) George Herbert Mead

  b ) Charles Horton Cooley

  c ) Gerry Lanuza

  d ) Jean Baudrillard

  
  

  Answer: a
• During this stage, there is no self.

  a ) game stage

  b ) play stage

  c ) preparatory stage

  d ) role-playing

  
  

  Answer: c
• During this stage, the self is developing.

  a ) game stage

  b ) play stage

  c ) preparatory stage

  d ) role-playing

  
  

  Answer: b
• This refers to attitudes, viewpoints, demands, and expectations of others and the society.

  a ) role-taking

  b ) role-playing

  c ) generalized others

  d ) looking-glass self

  
  

  Answer: c
• During this stage, the self is present.

  a ) game stage

  b ) play stage

  c ) preparatory stage

  d) role-taking

  
  

  Answer: a
• According to him, the attainment and stability of self-identity are freely chosen and are no longer restricted by customs and traditions.

  a ) George Herbert Mead

  b ) Charles Horton Cooley

  c ) Gerry Lanuza

  d ) Jean Baudrillard

  
  

  Answer: c
• This sociologist believes that postmodern individuals achieve self-identity through prestige symbols that they consume.

  a ) George Herbert Mead

  b ) Charles Horton Cooley

  c ) Gerry Lanuza

  d ) Jean Baudrillard

  Answer: d