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...Teacher’s Sociology 26 April Socialization Problem ment Socialization actually defines a process of genetically acquiring and spreading norms, culture, heritage and traditions which allow a person to interact and constitute a society. This ever evolving behavior forms the basis of community life and inculcates in a human being the necessary demeanors that are in reality the requirements of the prevalent society. Another aspect of socialization is the persistence of a culture and traditions which form the basis of a society (Grusec and Hastings). Socialization is indeed a modern day requirement because it sets the paradigm of behaviors that one is expected of. There are...
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...? Socialization Socialization Different views have been developed in the literature in regard to the reasons that lead people to become a nurse. According to Calabrese (2004) people often choose to become a nurse because in this way they have the chance ‘to heal people’ (Calabrese 2004, p.21). The specific feeling is explained as follows: there are people that wish to help others, no matter if the rewarding is not equal to their efforts (Calabrese 2004, p.21). People belonging in the above category tend to sacrifice their own interests for the good of others; in practice, it has been proved that the percentage of people entering nursing for the above reason can be high (Calabrese 2004, p.21). For others,...
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...?Choosing a Marriage Partner The choice of a marriage partner is based on who I perceive myself to be and what I perceive myself to need in the way of quality in a relationship. It depends on the role “I” perform with regards to my concept of “me” for both significant people in the relationship. In a world where arranged marriages are no longer the norm, especially in Western society, there is an increased responsibility for people to know themselves well in order to make healthy choices for something as important as marriage. Arranged marriages were made in the past to protect family interests with regards to assets and the family lineage, inheritance, and social position; this is no longer the case. Symbolic meanings in symbolic... ...
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...? Socialization Socialization Introduction From an early age we are taught to conform to the values and mores of the society in which we live. Often times these ideas are born out of intuition and our observation of the culture around us, while other times we are taught them by our parents, peers, and other members of the society. This entire process is known as socialization and it becomes the glue that keeps a civilized culture functioning properly. Without duly socialized citizens, an entire society can crumble in a midst of chaos and confusion. By learning the skills needed to be productive members of society and to function according to the set values and beliefs of...
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...Socialization Learning about socialization has generally decreased my feeling of freedom. Before I had blind faith in the saying of Francis Bacon, “knowledge is power” (Christianity Today, 2008), but now as I have learned more about socialization, I believe that the ignorance I was in before was in many respects, a blessing. Knowledge of socialization imposes constraints upon the individual in much the same way as the religion does. As long as an individual does not have faith in religion, he/she is free to the maximum possible limit. Such a person, if has sufficient power and influence, can make love with anybody he wants, can eat and drink anything he feels like eating...
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...Socialization Socilaization of Early Prosocil Behavior: Parents Talk About Emotions is Associated With Sharing and Helping in Toddlers
Brownell and other authors, in this article, established that parenting styles have direct influence on children and adolescents’ prosocial behaviors. Prosocial behaviors refer to any behavior that is intended to help or benefit an individual. Therefore, understanding, or empathy of another person’s emotional and cognitive state, is one of the earliest precursors of his or her future prosocial behaviors. I agree with the authors that power-assertive or harsh discipline is negatively related to prosocial behaviors (Brownell et al. 2013). Similarly, other types of discipline that stress on...
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...Socialisation of Children: Summary and Evaluation of Article Exercise a When searching the internet for obtaining information on this topic, I would use the keywords such as “children’s socialisation,” “peer pressure,” “influences in children’s social skills” etc.
2. I would trust government and NGO websites as well as scientific journals, reports and articles appearing on the internet. On the other hand, I would be wary of commercial sites and blogs apart from those with no proper credentials about the author or site.
3. Peer group refers to a group of people who are from the “same social position” who often interact among themselves in classrooms, friend circles, workplaces or other...
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