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Unit 4 A

Socialisation

TermDefinition
Primary socialisation This happens within the family in the first five years of a child's life. Children learn about acceptable ways of behaving, mainly from family members, especially parents, before they reach school age.
Agents of primary socialisation Parents, siblings, grandparents,, childminders, babysitters.
Beliefs These are strongly held opinions and assumptions about the world that determine how an individual sees life.
Values These are things that we consider to be important, worthwhile and morally right. These might include equality, honesty, dignity, respect, perseverance and loyalty.
Secondary socialisation This is a result of what children experience outside the home. It takes place with other adults and children.
Agents of secondary socialisation Work colleagues, Social workers, Early years workers at nursery, Teachers, Friends/peers, Advertising, Social networking, Television, Celebrity culture, Music, Newspapers/magazines, Youth workers, Representatives of religion.
Gender roles This determines how males and females should think, speak, dress and behave in their interactions with others.
Attitudes This is the way a person views or behaves towards something or someone, often in an evaluative way.
Prejudice Someone may have a prejudice against a group of people for reasons such as age, gender, class, race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation. They might treat them differently.
Tolerance Accepting that a group of people has a right to be different from them if they are not causing anyone else any harm.
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