Socialisation, Culture, Identity

Question 1

Culture

Answer 1

a shared way of life including shared norms and values, language, belief and practices

Question 2

Identity

Answer 2

who a person is, how they see themselves and how others see them

Question 3

Socialisation

Answer 3

the lifelong process of learning the culture of any society

Question 4

Sociologists believe nurtured behaviour….

Answer 4

is learnt based on how we are treated and the environment we grow up in

Question 5

Biologists believe natural behaviour….

Answer 5

because we’ve always had it in out genetic materials. it’s in our DNA, who our parents are

Question 6

Evidence for nurture

Answer 6

If it was nature not nurture, there would not be wide differences between cultures in terms of customs, values, beliefs, roles
Everyone would behave the same way
Suggest behaviour is affected by what culture you are born into

Question 7

Community culture

Answer 7

Social stratification you identify with, through family or feeling
own traditions and mannerisms, shared values and beliefs
shared way of life

Question 8

What is a norm

Answer 8

The ideas that everyone appreciates and adheres to: not seen as abstract and followed in everyday life

Question 9

What is a value

Answer 9

The specifics tat each personal ideals are and some that a society adheres to, to make the world a nice place
The priorities that you put in place for your life to follow

Question 10

What is a role

Answer 10

Expected by society to behave in a particular way- if not they receive some sort of punishment.
The unofficial jobs we take on to allow society to function in day to day life

Question 11

What is a role model

Answer 11

Learnt by copying behaviour or imitating the attitudes of others, consciously or unconsciously
People we aspire to be like and those who we want to live up to as they hold similar ideologies that we want to achieve