Sociology Ch 14: socialization

The social process through which we develop our personalities and human potential and learn about our society and culture.

• social encouragement

• socialization

• social dynamics

• social tries

Your first experiences with language, values, beliefs, behaviors, and norms of your society.

• essential norms

• value formation

• social language

• primary socialization

The non-financial assets that help people succeed in the world. For example, The games your parents play with you, the books they read, the toys they buy for you.

• cultural capital

• cultural necessities

• cultural essence

• society capital

The learning of the psychological and social traits associated with a person's sex.

• age socialization

• class socialization

• race socialization

• gender socialization

The process through which children learn the behaviors, values, and attitudes associated with racial groups.

• age socialization

• class socialization

• race socialization

• gender socialization

The norms, values, traits, and behaviors you develop based on the social class you're in.

• age socialization

• class socialization

• race socialization

• gender socialization

The social process where people learn to take on the values and standards of groups that they plan to join.

• pseudo socialization

• primary socialization

• secondary socialization

• anticipatory socialization

The process through which children become socialized outside the home, within society at large. This often starts with school.

• pseudo socialization

• primary socialization

• secondary socialization

• anticipatory socialization

An education in norms, values, and beliefs that are passed along through schooling.

• hidden curriculum

• Norm formation

• Value build up

• school curriculum

Social groups whose members have interests, social position, and usually age in common.

• peer pressure

• peer groups

• peer review

• peer gang