Q1) 6 marker - Primary socialisation

Question 1

Define primary socialisation

Answer 1

The first stage of socialisation where children learn basic norms and values from the family

Question 2

Develop primary socialisation

Answer 2

Usually takes place between the ages of 0-5 and if it doesn’t occur, the child becomes feral

Question 3

Example 2 of primary socialisation

Answer 3

Sanctions which are put into place to encourage or discourage behaviour, helping children to distinguish between right and wrong behaviour

Question 4

Example 1 of primary socialisation

Answer 4

Imitation where children copy parents such as way they talk ot table manners

Question 5

Theory of primary socialisation

Answer 5

Oakley - gender roles are acquired through primary socialisation where families take on the processes of manipulation, canalisation and verbal appellation