Children reputedly raised by animals, who have the characteristics of the animals rather than humans

Freud's term for the collection of urges and drives that persons have for pleasure and aggression

Freud's term that refers to the internalization of society's morals within the self

Cooley`s concept that refers to the importance of how others influence the way we see ourselves

Mead's term referring to persons who are most important in determining a child's behavior

Mead's concept that refers to the internalization of the expectations of the society

A distinct type of personality considered to be characteristic of the members of a particular society

The meaningful order that a society produces for its members

A category of people of the same age