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SS01_CULTURE_CO2_#3

🌍📗SS01_Culture,Society,Politics_Processes and Agents of Socialization_#3

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Socialization The lifelong process of learning culture, values, and expected behaviors.
Enculturation Learning and internalizing one’s own culture.
Acculturation Adopting cultural traits from another group through contact.
Agents of Socialization Individuals or institutions that shape social learning.
Family Primary agent teaching norms, language, identity, and early values.
School Agent that teaches discipline, cooperation, and formal knowledge.
Peers Groups that influence identity, belonging, and independence.
Mass Media Agent shaping attitudes through information and representation.
Religion Agent instilling moral values, beliefs, and worldviews.
Government Agent shaping civic identity, citizenship, and law-abiding behavior.
Hidden Curriculum Unspoken lessons learned in school such as punctuality and obedience.
Anticipatory Socialization Preparing for future roles by practicing expected behaviors.
Resocialization Learning new norms after major life changes or transitions.
Total Institution Highly controlled environment where resocialization occurs (e.g., military).
Identity Formation Development of self-concept through social interaction.
Self-Concept How individuals perceive and define themselves.
Looking-Glass Self Cooley’s idea that self develops through others’ perceptions.
Role-Taking Mead’s concept of imagining oneself in another’s position.
Generalized Other Internalized expectations of society as a whole.
Social Norm Internalization Accepting norms as part of one’s own values and behavior.
 

 



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