socialisation

Question 1

primary socialisation

Answer 1

takes place in childhood through the family - establishing norms and values

Question 2

secondary socialisation

Answer 2

external agencies reinforcing/challenging norms and values

Question 3

hidden curriculum

Answer 3

informal teacher helping students integrate into society

Question 4

peer groups - lee and Sewell (2000)

Answer 4

teen girl groups have double standards and are cultural comfort zones

Question 5

education - bowles and gintis

Answer 5

education sysetm brainwashed children into obedience towards capitalism

Question 6

media - mulvey (1975)

Answer 6

male gaze
- influence on violence in society (sexual)
- consumer culture

Question 7

young (2007) bulimic society

Answer 7

poor are hooked on consumer culture

Question 8

religion - secularisation

Answer 8

loss of religion

Question 9

modood and berthoud

Answer 9

70% pakistani and bangladeshi see religion as very important / 5% british youths

Question 10

workplace - waddington 1999

Answer 10

canteen culture - off duty police officers promote bad practice

Question 11

nature vs nurture

Answer 11

biological inheritance and instinct vs socialisation and upbringing

Question 12

nature vs nurture EG

Answer 12

twins: identical seperated at birth but raised seperately, bouchard found similarities
feral children: Oxana malaya left with dogs, behvaiour resembled barking and using all limbs to run

Question 13

social control - formal

Answer 13

police, CJS, the courts
sanctions: police warning, sentance, work dismissal, school exclusion

Question 14

social control - informal

Answer 14

peers, family, the media
sanctions: social exclusion, no promotion, unpopularity