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SOCIALIZATION
Socialization is a process of social interaction by whichpeople acquire the knowledge, attitude, values & behaviour essential for effective participation in society.It Generally refers to the process in which people learn theskills, knowledge, values, motives, and rules of the groupsto which they belong or the communities in which they live.Socialization is the process by which human beings or animals learn to adopt the behavior patterns of the community inwhich they live.Socialization is the study of human beings’ behavior in theprocess by which human beings learn to adopt the behavioralpattern of their community.Socialization
is a central process in social life.
NATURE OF SOCIALIZATION
Socialization is the process of observing the attitudes,values & custom of a society.
It describe the way in which pressure from parents,peers, teachers, relatives & the media encourage acceptablebehaviour in individual & discourage undesirable behaviour.
No limitations of age in socialization
Socialization is life long process.
It is a process of training to adjust man in a society.
It is ongoing process by which human come to learnabout their norms & culture
How people survive in a society how they deal, how theywork with each other. How they socialize while living in asociety.•Socialization refers to the preparation of newcomers tobecome the member of an existing group. That is to think,feel and act in the way the existing group do.
AGENTS OF SOCIALIZATION
when an infant (child) enters this world with somephysical needs it soon becomes a human being with a set of attitudes, goals, self-conception, way of responding and asort of personality. A child gets these through a process
thatis
Socialization.
Agents of socialization are those people & institutionthat carry out the process of socialization which they act asimportant influence on the individual’s attitude, belief, self images & behaviour.Agents are as follows.1. Family2. School3. Peer Groups4. Mass media5. Work place6. Religion7. Leaders
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