MOST IMPORTANT MCQ’s ON SOCIALISATION TOPIC (IN ENGLISH, HINDI AND PUNJABI LANGUAGE)
Socialisation Process is an important concept in pedagogy. Questions have been asked in every exam. This chapter is one of the easiest in terms of its concept. One question is covered from this topic in exams.
DEFINITIONS OF SOCIALISATION BY VARIOUS AUTHORS
“The lifelong process by which an individual becomes a proper member of society and develops human characteristics.”- JJ Macionis
“It is a learning process in which groups interact and learn social norms, also developing themselves.”- PB Horton and CL Hunt
“It is the process of learning the norms of the group and society.”- WF Ogburn
“A process of learning to live and work together is called socialisation.”- RM Mclver
“A process of learning to live and work together is called socialisation.”- ES Bogardus
THEORIES OF SOCIALISATION
Charles Horton Cooley introduced the concept of ‘Looking Glass self’ in his work ‘Human nature and the Social Order’ in 1902.
George Herbert Mead introduced the concept of ‘Social Self Theory’. According to him, ‘I’ and ‘Me’ are terms of central philosophy.
Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory looks at a child’s development within the context of the system of relationships that form his or her environment. This theory has recently been renamed as ‘bioecological systems theory’ to emphasize child’s own biology is a primary environment fueling her development.
Theory of Mind is the ability to attribute mental states beliefs, intents, desires pretending, knowledge etc. to oneself and others and to understand that others have beliefs, desires, intentions and perspectives that are different from one’s own.
STAGES OF SOCIALISATION BY ERIK ERIKSON
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Socialisation IN ENGLISH: IMPORTANT MCQS
1. In a lively classroom situation it is likely to
- Occasional roars of laughter
- Complete silence
- Frequent teacher-student dialogue
- Loud discussion among students
2. While teaching in a class you feel that suddenly students have started taking disinterest, then what will you do?
1. Do not pay attention and continue teaching.
2. stop teaching
3. ask students to concentrate.
4. Try to find out the reason.
3. Middle childhood is the period from
1. 2 to 6 years
2. 6 to 11 years
3. 10 years onwards
4. birth to 2 years
4. If a child of you class remains quiet often then what will you do?
1. Do not play attention to him
2. Take him to a psychologist
3. Try to find out the reason of his quietness.
4. Talk to his parents
5. Which of the following is a passive agency of Socialization?
1. Health club
2. Family
3. Eco Club
4. Public Library
6. Socialisation includes cultural transmission and
1. discourages rebellion
2. development of individual personality
3. his children into labels
4. provides emotional support
7. Socialisation is a process of
1. Acquiring values, beliefs and expectations.
2. Socialising with friends.
3. Assimilation and Accommodation.
4. Learning to criticise a society.
8. Which one of the following is correctly matched?
1. Physical development: environment
2. Cognitive development: Maturation
3. Social Development: Environment
4. Emotional Development: Maturation
9. The children of 6-11 years become proportionately thinner because they
1. Do a lot of exercise.
2. Gain height during this period.
3. Eat junk food
4. Watch a lot of television.
10. The most intense and crucial socialisation takes place
1. During adolescence
2. During early childhood
3. During adulthood
4. Throughout the life of a person.