Lesson 01A.2.1

01A.2.1 Primary and secondary socialisation Quiz: OCR Sociology, Unit 1

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  1. What term describes the lifelong process of learning society's norms and values?

    • Socialisation
    • Globalisation
    • Stratification
    • Secularisation
  2. Which agency is primarily responsible for early childhood primary socialisation?

    • The family
    • Mass media
    • The workplace
    • The peer group
  3. At roughly what age does secondary socialisation typically begin to take greater effect?

    • School age
    • Birth
    • Retirement
    • Adulthood
  4. Which sociological perspective argues that primary socialisation maintains social order and consensus?

    • Feminism
    • Interactionism
    • Marxism
    • Functionalism
  5. What key term describes unwritten rules of behaviour that guide everyday social interactions?

    • Norms
    • Values
    • Mores
    • Statuses
  6. What term refers to general beliefs about what is considered desirable, good, or important in society?

    • Sanctions
    • Roles
    • Values
    • Norms
  7. Which agent of secondary socialisation exerts a powerful influence through newspapers, television, and the internet?

    • Primary kin
    • Mass media
    • Infant school
    • The family
  8. What is the term for rewards and punishments used to enforce social norms?

    • Sanctions
    • Ascribed statuses
    • Subcultures
    • Paradigms
  9. Which Marxist sociologist argued that the education system acts as an ideological state apparatus?

    • Louis Althusser
    • George Herbert Mead
    • Talcott Parsons
    • Ann Oakley
  10. Which functionalist theorist described the family as a 'factory' producing human personalities?

    • Max Weber
    • Talcott Parsons
    • Karl Marx
    • Howard Becker
  11. What type of socialisation occurs when an adult learns new norms for a completely different role, such as becoming a parent?

    • Primary socialisation
    • Resocialisation
    • Canalilisation
    • Infant socialisation
  12. According to interactionist theory, which sociologist emphasised how self-identity is formed through social interaction?

    • Charles Murray
    • George Herbert Mead
    • Basil Bernstein
    • Emile Durkheim
  13. What term describes peer groups consisting of individuals of similar age and social status?

    • Social strata
    • Peer groups
    • Nuclear families
    • Class fractions
  14. Which feminist researcher identified gender role socialisation through canalisation and manipulation in the family?

    • Judith Butler
    • Harriet Martineau
    • Ann Oakley
    • Sylvia Walby
  15. What term did Ann Oakley use to describe parents channelling a child's interests into gender-appropriate toys?

    • Canalisation
    • Labelling
    • Streaming
    • Skimming
  16. Which agent of secondary socialisation teaches children the formal curriculum as well as the hidden curriculum?

    • The family
    • Parental peers
    • Education
    • Childhood friends
  17. What concept refers to the unwritten lessons, values, and routines transmitted silently in schools?

    • Hidden curriculum
    • National curriculum
    • Applied timetable
    • Formal syllabus
  18. How does the workplace act as an agent of secondary socialisation for adults?

    • Occupational socialisation
    • Genetic inheritance
    • Primary induction
    • Infant bonding
  19. Which theoretical perspective highlights how secondary socialisation in schools can reinforce social class inequalities?

    • Radical feminism
    • Functionalism
    • New Right
    • Marxism
  20. What term describes the adoption of cultural norms of a dominant group by a minority group?

    • Polarisation
    • Segregation
    • Fragmentation
    • Assimilation

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