socialization, culture and identity 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCulture and socialisationASAQA Created by: GeorgiaCreated on: 22-08-13 13:09 cultural diversity describes a society in which many different cultures exist 1 of 20 culture the way of life of a particular society or social group 2 of 20 customs traditional forms of behaviour associated with particular social occasions 3 of 20 deviance rule-breaking behaviour 4 of 20 ethnocentrism the belief that one culture is 'normal' and others inferior 5 of 20 feral children children brought up with limited contact with humans 6 of 20 identity the sense of who we are 7 of 20 instinct the genetic or biological code in animals that largly determines their behaviour 8 of 20 internalize accept something so that it becomes 'taken for granted' 9 of 20 norms rules of behaviour in social situations 10 of 20 primary socialization socialization in the very early years of life, normally through parents 11 of 20 roles positions in society such as 'mother' or 'police officer'. roles are made up of norms 12 of 20 sanctions actions that encourage or discourage particuar behaviour, such as smiling or frowning at a young child 13 of 20 seconary socialization socialization that continues throughout life. education, the media and religion are all important influences 14 of 20 socialization the process by which we learn acceptable behaviour and cultural beliefs 15 of 20 society a social system made up of social institution such as the family, eduaction, law, politics, the media, religion, peer groups.... 16 of 20 sociobiology the study of similarities between the natural and social worlds 17 of 20 status social postion 18 of 20 subculture a group within a larger culture that shares aspects of that culture but also has some of its own values, customs.... 19 of 20 values widely accepted beliefs that some things are worthwhile 20 of 20
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