Acquiring Culture Through Socialisation 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCulture and SocialisationASWJEC Created by: lucybutler99Created on: 29-03-17 13:52 Education An agent of secondary socialisation that uses the hidden curriculum and formal curriculum to socialise children. 1 of 14 Peer Groups An agent of secondary socialisation that creates independence from the family, but can also cause peer pressure. 2 of 14 Secondary Socialisation The child learns from agents of socialisation like school, mass media, friendship groups and religion. 3 of 14 Primary Socialisation The child learns from the immediate family in the home. 4 of 14 Imitation When a child learns social skills by watching their parents. 5 of 14 Sanctions When a child is punished for bad behaviour and rewarded for good behaviour. 6 of 14 Role Models The people that children look up to and copy, e.g. daughter plays with domestic toys so she can be like mum. 7 of 14 Family Socialisation Parents deliberately socialising their child to be a functioning member of society. 8 of 14 Tertiary Socialisation Takes place in adulthood when they have to adapt to new situations, e.g. parenthood, new job, sudden illness. 9 of 14 Formal Socialisation Process where people are deliberately manipulated to follow certain rules by education. 10 of 14 Informal Socialisation Process where people learn to fit in through imitation. 11 of 14 Copycat Behaviour The media uses this to socialise people into certain behaviours and styles. 12 of 14 Informal Control Unwritten rules like norms, morals and values. 13 of 14 Formal Control Concrete rules in society, e.g. laws. 14 of 14
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