Socialization Flashcards

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Why is socialization important

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Essential for individuals growth and survival. We depend on society

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Socialization definition

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Lifelong process where individuals acquire a self identity and skills needed for survival in society

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Agents of socialization

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The persons, groups, or institutions that teach us what we need to know in order to participate in society
Ex: family, school, peer groups

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Family- and how the different perspectives see it

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Central to cognitive,emotional and physical development. Transmit social values to us. Models for attitudes and behavior 
Functionalist- stress the importance of family 
Conflict- see the family as reproductions of social class 
Middle class family middle class you
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School

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12-20 years. Increase with specialized technical and scientific knowledge.
Adult authority
Functionalism- learn how to behave
Symbolic- develops self concept and placed into the social realm

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Peer groups

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People of usually same age common interests and equal social positions.
Opposition to parents. Freedom and self worth

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Mass media

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Comprised of tv shows, games, Internet , phones

It cm inform of events, provide awareness and different viewpoints

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Self concept

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Totally of our beliefs and feelings about oneself. Others help us develop a sense of ourself

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Self identity

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What kind of person we are and how we interact with others

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Charles Horton Cooley- looking glass self

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The way a persons sense of self is derived from the perception of others
We imagine how we appear to people, how they judge us, and then we develop a self concept/ identity through recognition

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Three stages of development

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Preparatory-imitation based action, prep stage. 0-3 years old
Play-3-5 years old. Keen language and symbols. Pretend roles(doctor)
Game-5+ See self as a part of a large social environment

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Generalized other

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Childs awareness of the demand and expectations of society as a whole
Ex: role of a student

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Meads self as an I and me Union

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I develops first. It is active original and a free being

Me develops later through prep play and game stages

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Childhood

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Family love security nurturing are crucial to a child’s developing self concept. Need interactions with caring adults

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Adolescence

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Planning future roles. Emotion and social unrest. Conflict with parents and authority figures

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Adulthood

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Degree of freedom and choice. Work towards goals. Employment. Meaningful relationships

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Workplace-occupational socialization

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Career choice. Deal with the ups and down of the occupation. Remain committed even when problems arise.

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Total institution

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Isolated from rest of society for some time. Come under officials
Prison, army
Stripped of self identity