importance of socialisation

Question 1

primary socialiaation is by

Answer 1

family

Question 2

parents aim to introduce continuity and competence in children through socialision- said

Answer 2

leon kuczynski

Question 3

primary socialisation leads children to believe their family will love them more, as long as they conform to norms, said

Answer 3

roy baumister

Question 4

the developmental psychologist that explained four steps of socialisation

Answer 4

jean piaget

Question 5

4 stages of socialisation include

Answer 5

1. sensorimotor- 0-2 learns hunger, touch taste
2. preoperational -until can talk till 7. learn norms symbols to represent objects
3. concrete operational-early adolescence conformity to parental instruction, internalise norms develop conscience
4. formal operational - puverty adulthood rational judgements logical arguments

Question 6

childrens self identity develops through interactions with other people, said

Answer 6

george herbert mead

Question 7

looking glass self means-

Answer 7

persons self grows out of social interactions, view of ourselves comes from how we believe others see us

Question 8

looking glass self coined by

Answer 8

charles cooley

Question 9

observation, role play are important and role models have significant influence in socialisation said

Answer 9

albert bandura

Question 10

what do the activities of feral children support
who explained it

Answer 10

that children not socialised dont learn how to talk, walk, sit, behave like others

douglas candland

Question 11

sources of secondary socialisation include

Answer 11

education, peer groups, media workplace, religion

Question 12

role of education in secondary socialisation and soociological evidence

Answer 12

• academic curriculum
  -hidden curriculum
  (interactionist) howard becker says teachers promote an ideal pupil stereotype part of hidden curriculum

Question 13

workplace significance on secondary socialisation

Answer 13

shapes self worth, identity, different environments, eg dangerous workplace, collectivist attitude

Question 14

religion

Answer 14

church, community, same beliefs closer together or distances. shapes blues and norms and therefore secondary seocialisation

Question 15

nature versus nature debate

Answer 15

in contrast to sociologists, sociobiologists believe culture is a product of nature

Question 16

biology shapes culture said
eg eg hunting important culture like strong men , said

Answer 16

desmond morries

Question 17

who claimed gender roles are biological

Answer 17

lional tiger robin fox

Question 18

media replaces family in the 20th century as main source of socialisation, said

Answer 18

neil postman