In One Study on Picture Memory,researchers Showed Participants Pictures of Typical

question 64

Multiple Choice

In one study on picture memory,researchers showed participants pictures of typical scenes,such as a bedroom.In each typical scene there were some unexpected objects (e.g. ,a washing machine) .During the test,participants were shown the same scene with a few changes.Results from this study indicate that

• A)participants rarely noticed any changes in the scene.
• B)only changes to the largest objects (e.g.the bed)were noticed.
• C)changes to the unexpected objects were often noticed.
• D)changes to the typical objects were usually noticed.

Identify the primary agents of socialization and their impact on individual development.

Recognize the concept and importance of cultural capital.

Understand the role and impact of total institutions on individuals.

Explore the process and importance of socialization throughout life stages.

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Definitions:

Karl Marx

A 19th-century philosopher, economist, and sociologist known for his critical analysis of capitalism and his influential ideas leading to the foundation of communism.

Afterlife

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Protestant Ethic

A concept in sociology that relates Protestantism to a strong work ethic, frugality, and the economic success of Protestant communities.

Spirit of Capitalism

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