Theories of Human Identity and Interaction Quiz

Erik Erikson developed the psychosocial stages of development theory.

Symbolic Interactionism focuses on symbols and meanings in social interactions.

Psychoanalytic Theory emphasizes the influence of unconscious processes on behavior.

Auguste Comte is considered the founding figure of sociology.

Albert Bandura developed the theory of social learning, highlighting the role of imitation and observation.

An in-group is a group with which individuals identify themselves.

The 'looking glass self' is associated with Symbolic Interactionism.

Social constructionism posits that reality is socially constructed.

Symbolic Interactionism was developed by George Herbert Mead.

Prejudice refers to negative feelings and beliefs about another group according to social identity theory.

Attachment Theory was proposed by John Bowlby.

Social interactions are based on mutual benefit and reciprocity according to social exchange theory.

The fundamental attribution error is attributing others' behavior to internal factors and overlooking situational influences.

Impression management refers to the strategies people use to present themselves favorably to others.

Community refers to a group of individuals who interact and share a sense of belonging.