Childhood, adolescence, and middle age are stages in the _________.

_________ studied Samoan society and emphasized the importance of an open, relaxed view of sex.

_________ is a period in which people are no longer adolescents, but not full participants in the world of established adulthood.

The stage in the life course in which individuals build on primary socialization, have a slower pace of learning, and put their skills and talents into practice is _________.

_________ is usually a child's first formal agent of socialization.

The way we imagine that other people see us is called _________.

When Kim asks herself, "If I steal that shirt, I wonder what my parents will think of me," she is engaging in _________.

In the _________ stage, children play at activities that require multiple roles and complex behaviors that depend on the actions of other children.

Kim decided not to steal the shirt because she might be sent to juvenile court. Kim responded to _________.

Sam experienced _________ when he became known around his town as a juvenile delinquent because he was caught taking drugs at school.

According to Merton, _________ occurs when an individual accepts the goals of obtaining them.

According to _________ theory, we must understand why people conform to conventional norms, values, and laws in order to understand deviance.

The idea that punishment will prevent people from committing crimes is called _________.