Ch. 5 Socialization review Crossword

Links self to real world. Per Freud, the person we see ourselves as being; reconciles the pressures of the id and superego.
Swiss biologist and psychologist. Thought humans pass through growth stages, actively participating in social development
3rd development stage of Mead. Child moves from role of "significant others" to view of society's role in general
Per Freud, the total "raw" traits of a human AND our impulsive desires
Process by which we estimate others reactions to our behavior and feel corresponding feelings like pride, embarrassment, etc.
Our conscience. Freud's concept that refers to that part of the self which has internalized social norms and attitudes.
The process through which an individual is shaped by the values, customs, and expectations of society.
The composite of one's perception, attitudes, and beliefs about himself/herself
A persons idea of him/herself in a particular role
Parents, peers, role models, lovers are all examples of these.
Author of Looking Glass Concept
Counterpart of "self" in a social situation
Father of Psychoanalysis
Expected behavior of persons in a particular position (ascribed or achieved)
Mead's concept of an individual's view of themselves as a total person