MIDTERM EXAM

The system of relationships between persons among groups with regard to the division of activity and the functional arrangement of mutual obligations within society

The broad institutional interrelationships in a society

When a school introduces and trains each child of society into membership within such a little community, saturating him with the spirit of service

• John Dewey

• Brinkerhoff

• Edward Tylor

• Robert Redfield

A function of society and as such arises from the nature and character of society itself

• Education

• Socialization

• A lifelong process

• School

To assure survival, stability and convenience

• School

• A lifelong process

• Socialization

• Education

Society needs to preserve itself and to maintain its functions and institution

• Education

• Socialization

• A lifelong process

• School

According to him socialization is A process of learning the roles, statues and values necessary for participation in social institution

• John Dewey

• Edward Tylor

• Robert Redfield

• Brinkerhoff

A process of learning the roles, statues and values necessary for participation in social institution

• Education

• Socialization

• A lifelong process

• School

A lifelong process

• Socialization

• Education

• School

• Survival

Family is the most important agent of socialization

• Survival

• School

• Education

• Socialization