Socialization — definition?
Lifelong process of internalizing societal norms.
Socialization — definition?
Lifelong process of internalizing norms, values, roles.
Natacha's behaviors — cause?
Result of social deprivation and animalistic imitation.
Norms — role?
Guide social behavior, rooted in shared values.
Behavioral explanations — focus?
Behavior learned through socialization, imitation, reinforcement.
Values — example?
Shared principles like respect or honesty.
Roles — example?
Expected behaviors for social positions.
Primary socialization — phase?
Childhood/ adolescence, via family and school.
Secondary socialization — influence?
Later life, influenced by media, peers, workplace.
Socialization — purpose?
Integrate individuals into society, maintain cohesion.
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