Developmental Stages of Childhood and Adolescence in Relation to Clothing and Fashion, Quizzes of Production and Operations Management

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TERM 1 Infancy DEFINITION 1 birth to 6 months TERM 2 Toddler DEFINITION 2 6 months to 2 years -develop sense of self around 2 -sense of independence TERM 3 Early Childhood DEFINITION 3 2-6 years -wants to dress themselves -learning dress words help them learn to talk -helps develop coordination -parents choice of clothing encourages gender roles TERM 4 Middle Childhood DEFINITION 4 6-10 years TERM 5 Early Adolescence DEFINITION 5 11-15 years TERM 6 Late Adolescence DEFINITION 6 16-20 Years TERM 7 Infant Clothing DEFINITION 7 -freedom of movement -easy access for caregivers -drawn to soft fabrics and bright colors TERM 8 Role Playing (dress up) DEFINITION 8 -young children develop socializing skills -helps them understand roles other than their own -often dress like older sibling TERM 9 Aniticipatory Socializaton DEFINITION 9 -dressing like someone you may become -nurse, doctor, firefighter etc TERM 10 Fantastic Socialization DEFINITION 10 -dressing like fantasy characters -wonder woman, vampire etc TERM 21 Women in their 30's DEFINITION 21 -the beginning of the defying age's main target market TERM 22 Clothes and the Older Body DEFINITION 22 -spine is shorter -head is more forward -butt is flatter -bosom is lower -tummy is rounder -waist is thicker TERM 23 Please Themselves DEFINITION 23 -older women dress to TERM 24 Lolita DEFINITION 24 -young, sexually aware lady TERM 25 Until They Stop Functioning Mentally DEFINITION 25 -when women stop caring about what they look like TERM 26 False DEFINITION 26 -studies show that middle aged women are less satisfied with their bodies than young women. TERM 27 False DEFINITION 27 -studies show that teenage girls would rather shop online (through the internet) rather than go to stores. TERM 28 Race DEFINITION 28 -genetic TERM 29 Ethnicity DEFINITION 29 -social TERM 30 6 Categories DEFINITION 30 -US census bureau categories TERM 31 6 Races DEFINITION 31 -american indian or alaskan native -asian -native hawaiin or other pacific islander -african american -white -other (mulatto, mestizo, creole) TERM 32 2 Ethnicities in US Census Bureau DEFINITION 32 -hispanic -non-hispanic TERM 33 Racism DEFINITION 33 -The belief that one 'racial group' is inferior to another and the practices of the dominant group to maintain the inferior position of the dominated group. Often defined as a combination of power, prejudice and discrimination. TERM 34 One Drop Rule DEFINITION 34 -Common law in the South during the slavery periodanyone with any African American ancestry is considered to be African American. TERM 35 Hypodescent Rule DEFINITION 35 -Racially mixed people are assigned the status of the subordinate group TERM 46 Negotiation With Others DEFINITION 46 -Your textbook has a table of Hamiltons Micro-Macro Continuum of Fashion, divided into four levels. Teenagers who call to see what each other are wearing to a party would fall under the _____________ level. TERM 47 Negotiation With Self DEFINITION 47 -Your textbook has a table of Hamiltons Micro-Macro Continuum of Fashion, divided into four levels. When you go shopping and are trying to decide whether or not to buy a blouse (maybe you would like another color but they dont have it) would fall under the _____________ level. TERM 48 Fashion System DEFINITION 48 -Your textbook has a table of Hamiltons Micro-Macro Continuum of Fashion, divided into four levels. Local retail stores stocking items they think would sell the best falls under the _____________ level. TERM 49 5 DEFINITION 49 -The U.S. Census Bureau has _________ race classifications (not including "other") TERM 50 Cultural System DEFINITION 50 -Your textbook has a table of Hamiltons Micro-Macro Continuum of Fashion, divided into four levels. Working for a company like Google, which encourages creativity and personal expression would fall under the _____________ level. TERM 51 Trickle Up DEFINITION 51 -Harajuku is the wild dressing of Japanese youth--from little- girl clothes to cartoonish looks. Gwen Stefani has been bringing this style to the United States. This is an example of the _________________ theory of fashion. TERM 52 She can influence designers to change their designs to suit the stores needs. DEFINITION 52 -In your textbook, a buyer was referred to as the shadow designer because TERM 53 Religion DEFINITION 53 -A set of beliefs, symbols, and practices based on the idea of the sacred TERM 54 Sacred DEFINITION 54 -set apart; inspiring a sense of awe and reverence; holy TERM 55 Monotheism DEFINITION 55 -belief in one god TERM 56 Polytheism DEFINITION 56 -belief in many gods TERM 57 Idealogy DEFINITION 57 -set of beliefs and goals of a social or political group that explain or justify the group's decisions and behavior. TERM 58 Christianity DEFINITION 58 -the goal of dress is modesty TERM 59 Judaism DEFINITION 59 -individuals glorify god -dressing well is a religious duty TERM 60 Islam DEFINITION 60 -womens bodies should be covered to hide sexuality TERM 71 Sioux DEFINITION 71 -Sun Dance -Includes dancing, drumming, praying, fasting, visions -Skin is pierced and a piece of bone inserted. -Leaves permanent scars TERM 72 Arapaho Ghost Dance Dress DEFINITION 72 -The religious symbols on this dress include the turtle that brought soil for the world's creation, and birds, messengers to the spirit world. TERM 73 Cultural Universal DEFINITION 73 -People all over the world, in all cultures, make changes to their bodies TERM 74 Image Driven Technology DEFINITION 74 -Technology developed for the purpose of improving the body -Plastic surgery, botox, implants TERM 75 Biomimetics DEFINITION 75 -copying nature TERM 76 Nanotechnology DEFINITION 76 -technology on a very small (molecular) scale TERM 77 False DEFINITION 77 -Both men and women of the Mennonite faith dress in distinctive clothing TERM 78 False DEFINITION 78 -Clothing of religious significance is always worn as an outward and visible sign of ones faith. TERM 79 Wigs DEFINITION 79 -The Talmud teaches that women's hair exudes sensual energy and covering it insures a married women's modesty, therefore, many reformed married Jewish women now wear ______ to cover their hair but not stand out. TERM 80 True DEFINITION 80 -Swimsuits can reduce drag and let the wearer swim faster if the suit is slightly rough rather than smooth. TERM 81 Smart DEFINITION 81 -Clothing can now be made that has sensors built in to monitor pulse, respiration, and blood pressure. These are referred to as __________ garments TERM 82 Silver DEFINITION 82 -Antibacterial clothing can be made by putting nanoparticles of ___________ into the fabric TERM 83 False DEFINITION 83 -Clothing that changes color depending on the wearers temperature may be fun, but can serve no real or functional purpose. TERM 84 Yes DEFINITION 84 -Online outlets like Ebay, combined with manufacturing fast turnaround means that buyers can get the latest designer look (a knock-off) faster and cheaper than getting the real thing. Does your text think this is unethical? TERM 85 Mass Customization DEFINITION 85 -Garments ordered through a mass retailer, but the customer has made personal design choices