Question

please place the letter of the appropriate word into the blank at the beginning
the sum total of one’s perceptions and beliefs about oneself.
a place cut off from the rest of society in which people there are isolated and manipulated / under total control of others.
the process by which we learn the ways of our society/ the characteristics of their group the knowledge, skills, attitudes, values, and actions thought appropriate for them.
this is the degree to which society members feel united by shared values and other social bonds
refers to a group’s language, beliefs, values, behaviors, and gestures
these are norms without any moral underpinnings that are not strictly enforced, such as passing on the left side of the sidewalk or whether to shake hands vs kiss when greeting another person.
this occurs when the expectations attached to one role are incompatible with the expectations of another role in other words, conflict exists between an individual’s roles.
an analysis of how we present ourselves in everyday life (i.e. impression management)
norms that are believed to be essential to core values, and conformity is insisted upon. examples would include refraining from stealing, committing rape and killing.

Explanation:

1. The sum total of one's perceptions and beliefs about oneself is self - concept.
2. A place cut off from the rest of society where people are isolated and manipulated/under total control is a total institution.
3. The process of learning the ways of society is socialization.
4. The degree to which society members feel united by shared values and social bonds is social solidarity.
5. A group's language, beliefs, values, behaviors, and gestures refer to culture.
6. Norms without moral underpinnings and not strictly enforced are folkways.
7. When role expectations conflict, it is role conflict.
8. Analysis of self - presentation in daily life is dramaturgical analysis.
9. Norms essential to core values with required conformity are mores.

Answer:

1. Self - concept
2. Total institution
3. Socialization
4. Social solidarity
5. Culture
6. Folkways
7. Role conflict
8. Dramaturgical analysis
9. Mores