Primary and Secondary Socialisation
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- Created on: 23-03-18 12:37
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- Socialisation
- Secondary Socilaisation
- Media
- If the media stereotype against a certain religion then *** will influence you into holding a specific at***ude towards them.
- Religion
- Different religions teach different values that you will learn, follow and apply them to your everyday life.
- Education
- You may be peer pressured into holding a certain view or behaving in a certain way if you are being taught that frame of mind.
- Peers
- As a child, a lot of time is spent around friends and therefore you are bound to pick up some of their behaviors which they were taught through primary socilisation.
- Work
- If a certain ethnic minority were to misbehave within your place of work, then you are more likely to hold certain views towards them.
- Media
- Primary Socilisation
- Parents
- Parents are the ones who bring you up and therefore are typically a child's role model, meaning you are likely to copy some of their behavior.
- Siblings
- If one of your siblings does something then you are more likely to follow them as a child tends to look up to their siblings.
- Relatives
- Having an interfaith extended family will increase tolerance towards different religious groups.
- Parents
- Secondary Socilaisation
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