socialization and enculturation

Question 1

simply means the
process of learning one’s society
and its culture.
It is moreover the same as
interacting, mingling and being
with other people or groups
within/ outside of your society.

Answer 1

socialization

Question 2

MOST OF THE HABITS, MANNERS, BELIEFS AND THE
WAY WE THINK ARE DEVELOP IN THE FAMILY. A
HUGE PART OF YOUR PERSONALITY IS MOLDED BY
YOUR FAMILY BECAUSE THIS IS WHERE YOU SPENT
YOUR CHILDHOOD. YOUR FAMILY INFLUENCES YOU
ON THE WAY YOU BEHAVE AND ACT AS A PERSON.
THIS IS WHEN SOCIALIZATION PROCESS IS CRUCIAL
AND INTENSE.

Answer 2

family

Question 3

YOU INTERACT OR SOCIALIZE WITH
OTHER PEOPLE-YOUR CLASSMATES,
TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND
OTHERS WHICH ARE OUTSIDE YOUR
FAMILY WITHIN A SOCIETY.
YOUR SOCIALIZATION WITH THEM
HAS MADE A LOT OF EXPERIENCES IN
YOU.

Answer 3

school

Question 4

USUALLY HAVE SIMILAR
AGES, SOCIAL STATUS AND SHARE
INTERESTS. YOUR PEER GROUP
INFLUENCES YOU ON THE WAY YOU
CAN ACCEPT YOURSELF. IT IS WITH YOUR
PEER GROUP THAT YOU FIND YOURSELF
BELONGED.

Answer 4

peer group

Question 5

agent of socialization plays a crucial
role in shaping your personality as well.
Majority of us, young and old, are
connected through social media. Much
of our waking time is spent on using
social media.

Answer 5

social media

Question 6

According to Stephen A. Grunland and Marvin K.
Mayers (1988) (as cited from Hoebel, 1982),
enculturation is both a conscious and an unconscious
conditioning process whereby man, as child and adult,
achieves competence in his culture, internalizes his
culture and becomes thoroughly enculturated.

Answer 6

enculturation

Question 7

is the process where
an individual or a group learns culture
through experience or observation. It is
an important part of socialization
because it enables culture to be
shared among members of society

Answer 7

enculturation