Socialisation and identity key terms 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCulture and SocialisationASOCR Created by: Lottie :)Created on: 05-11-13 22:17 Relating to a person whose self identity does not conform to conventional notions of male or female gender Transgender 1 of 13 Taken for granted and considered how things should be Normative 2 of 13 Learning of norms and values that have taken place outside the home and involves secondary agents of social control Secondary socialisation 3 of 13 The behaviour and characteristics associated with a certain social group,which defines who you are and how others see you Social identity 4 of 13 Something that is given or determined from birth Ascribed 5 of 13 A child who has grown up with limited human contact and is therefore un-socialised Feral child 6 of 13 Learning of norms and values that takes place early in life, usually at home Primary socialisation 7 of 13 A process of lifelong learning of our cultural norms, values and behaviours Socialisation 8 of 13 A phenomena which is not a natural process, they are rather created by society Social construction 9 of 13 A sociological perspective which suggests that behaviour is not natural, but is socially,culturally constructed and maintained through social control Structuralism 10 of 13 A pattern of behaviour associated with a particular social identity Role 11 of 13 Our genetic make-up is what naturally makes you who you are Biological determinant 12 of 13 Behaviour is shaped through the process of socialisation and our environment Nurture 13 of 13
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