Socialization is the process through which individuals learn societal norms and values. It begins in infancy with primary socialization by family, extends to secondary socialization through schools and peers, and is influenced by various agents like media and workplaces. The text explores sociological theories and the role of socialization in social control and personal development.
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The process of socialization begins in ______ and continues during a person's ______, adjusting as society changes.
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Primary socialization period
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Family's role in primary socialization
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Schools are vital for imparting ______ and ______ to individuals, which are essential social norms.
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Role of Peer Groups in Adolescence
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Impact of Mass Media on Socialization
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According to ______, socialization helps maintain societal stability by spreading common norms and values.
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______ theorists argue that socialization is a tool to maintain power dynamics and uphold the ideologies of the dominant class.
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Formal mechanisms of social control
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Informal means of social control
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Purpose of rewards and sanctions in social control
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When people prepare for upcoming roles and changes, it's called ______ socialization; ______ involves altering old behaviors for new social settings.
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