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frosh101

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Question 1

In preindustrial societies, how were children viewed?

◦ as smaller versions of adults
◦ as capable of doing no wrong
◦ as being inherently wicked
◦ as needing constant discipline

Question 2

In preindustrial societies, why were children expected to grow up quickly?

◦ It was thought that this would protect them from abuse.
◦ Children developed a sense of right and wrong at an earlier age.
◦ In traditional societies, people internalize the generalized other almost from birth.
◦ This enabled children to be put to work as soon as possible.
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frosh101

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