socialization Flashcards

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is a process of molding a human infant to a member of society to which he/she belongs.

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socialization

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Socialization is a process by which the Individual learns to conform to the norms of the group”.

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W.H. Ogburn

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“Socialization as the process of working together of developing group responsibility, of being guided by welfare needs of others”.

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Bogardus

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“Socialization is the process which the child acquires a cultural content, along with selfhood and personality”.

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A. W. Green

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Explains socialization as the process of “transmission of culture, the process whereby men learn the rules and practices of social groups”.

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Peter Worsley

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the process of attempting to change the behavior of the learned.

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Suggestion

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s copying by an individual of the actions of another.

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Immitation

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8
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The child cannot make any distinction between his organism and environment.

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Identification

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9
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Is the medium of social intercourse.

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Language

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10
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It is the means of cultural transmission.

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Language

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The parents are the first persons to introduce to the child the culture of his group.

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Family

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means groups made up of the contemporaries of the child, his associates in school, in playground and in street.

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PEER GROUPS

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It is in the school that the culture is formally transmitted and acquired, in which the lore and the learning, the science and art, of one generation is passed on to the next.

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Teachers

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This is the most essential and basic types of socialisation. It takes place in the early years of life of the new-born individual.

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PRIMARY SOCIALIZATION

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Men not only learn the culture of the group of which they are immediate members. They may also learn the culture of groups to which they do not belong.

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ANTICIPATORY SOCIALIZATION

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It builds on already acquired skills and knowledge as the adult progresses through new situations such as marriage or new jobs. These require new expectations, obligations and roles.

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Developmental socialization

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Not only do individuals change roles within groups, but they also change membership groups. Such re-socialization takes place mostly when a social role is radically changed. It may also happen in periods of rapid social mobility.

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re-socialization