Values Are Like Lenses Through Which We See the World

question 25

Multiple Choice

Values are like lenses through which we see the world

• A) not at all.
• B) as it ought to be.
• C) with great clarity.
• D) like it is.

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Definitions:

Talcott Parsons

An influential American sociologist known for his development of a general theoretical framework for the social sciences and his contributions to the theory of social action and the study of social systems.

Family Socialization

The process by which parents and other family members teach children the norms, values, and behaviors appropriate to their society.

George Herbert Mead

A sociologist and philosopher known for his work in symbolic interactionism and for exploring the relationship between the self and society.

Personal Values

Core beliefs or standards that guide and motivate attitudes and actions in an individual's life.