Culture and Socialisation Key Concepts 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCulture and SocialisationASWJEC Created by: emilyhelenaCreated on: 21-03-16 10:15 The process whereby children pick up norms and values in their first years of life Primary Socialisation 1 of 44 The way the media can affect people beliefs by constantly repeating the same messages The Hypodermic Syringe Model 2 of 44 The process of watching and copying people Copy Cat Behaviour 3 of 44 The norms and values that people need to pick up in the work place in order to work effectively and develop good relationships with their collegues Canteen Culture 4 of 44 What is taught in schools by teachers in formal lessons Formal Curriculum 5 of 44 People who are the same age and status as oneself Peers 6 of 44 Emotionally Stong Expressive 7 of 44 Shared beliefs that bind societies together and make them stable Values 8 of 44 Punishments for incorrect behaviour Sanctions 9 of 44 A process whereby people are deliberately and consciously taught to follow certain rules Formal Socialisation 10 of 44 The process whereby people learn to fit in to their culture by watching and learning from those around them Secondary Socialisation 11 of 44 Practical and Logical Instrumental 12 of 44 People who others are taught to look up to and respect Role models 13 of 44 The ability of children to put pressure on their parents to buy them new things Pester Power 14 of 44 Any social institution or group that passes on culture Agent of socialisation 15 of 44 What children pick up in school by watching and learning from the behaviour of those around them or things that schools teach unintentionally Hidden Curriculum 16 of 44 The process by which uniformity and conformity are prioritised over creativity and initiative in the work place McDonaldisation 17 of 44 Wide spread agreement within a culture Consensus 18 of 44 The idea that social characteristics are biologically determined Nature 19 of 44 Culture based around the idea people share Non-material culture 20 of 44 Culture that emphasises the importance of belonging to a group Collectivist 21 of 44 A belief or behaviour that is passed down from generation to generation Tradition 22 of 44 A belief that most people in a culture share Value 23 of 44 Not socialised by or with other humans Feral 24 of 44 Expected behaviours within a culture Norms 25 of 44 Any idea that is created and given meaning to by people` Social Construction 26 of 44 The way of life of a group of people Culture 27 of 44 Sociological beliefs put into practise by political parties Social policy 28 of 44 The social position a person is born into Ascribed 29 of 44 The ability of a person or group to influence how other think and act Peer pressure 30 of 44 Cultures in which people create and attach meaning to physical things Material culture 31 of 44 The process of learning the norms and values of a culture Socialisation 32 of 44 When there are official rules that are enforced by an authority Formal social control 33 of 44 The social position that a person gets through their experiences and choices Achieved status 34 of 44 The way people think about themselves as a result of their experiences Social Status 35 of 44 The social institutions that help people to live together Social structure 36 of 44 When there are unofficial rules that can become a part of everyday thinking and are not enforced by an authority Informal social control 37 of 44 The theory that culture is more important in determining the social characteristics that genetics and instincts Nurture 38 of 44 Cultures that emphasise personal freedom Individualist 39 of 44 The idea that society can be divided into different levels based on things like power, status and wealth Social Class 40 of 44 Ways of behaving that are seen as morally correct Mores 41 of 44 The process whereby boys and girls are given toys that are deemed as appropriate Canalisation 42 of 44 Which social class is associated with professional employment and high levels of education? Middle class 43 of 44 What kind of nationalism can be defined as extreme intolerance of others? Extreme Nationalism 44 of 44
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