socialisation - family
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- Created on: 26-03-14 19:29
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- family-agent of socialisation
- majority of children grow up in a married couple family but lone parent and step are increasing
- so family is more diverse
- family teaches basic norms and values of everyday life. Through process called imitation
- they learn what is acceptable through trial and error - PARENTS ARE SEEN AS ROLE MODELS
- OAKLEY calls this canalisation and manipulation
- parents install social norms by setting examples on how to behave/not behave
- sanctions = positive and negative
- MCROBBIE AND GARBER conclude parents treat boys different to girls
- more sanctions to girls if they misbehave and giving boys more freedom
- girls... lead to bedroom culture
- however not always good thing as DRURY found 1/5 of british asian girls were secretly dating
- girls... lead to bedroom culture
- more sanctions to girls if they misbehave and giving boys more freedom
- varies according to family structure
- DUNNE showed how children brought up by homosexual parents were more loyal and equal
- however gottesman says how sexuality makes no difference
- majority of children grow up in a married couple family but lone parent and step are increasing
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