The argument of which your personal characteristics and psycological traits are thought of as appearing either through genetics or nurture (learnt behaviours) Everyone has the same structural build when they are bron, but nurture shapes us.
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Why do Feral Children support the nurture side?
Because of their upbringing, it ultimatley affects their social communication and the ability to have/show human-like traits.
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Socialisation is...
the process of learning the culture of any given society.
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What are the two parts of socialisation?
Primary and Secondary Socialisation
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What is primary socialisation?
the first stage in learning about culture. typically through 0-3 years through parents/carers.
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What is secondary socialisation?
this is the second stage of socialisation and it includes contact with other institutions and individuals
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What are the 7 agents of socialisation?
Family,Education,Peers,Media,Religion,Workplace and State
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What are sanctions?
Rewards/Punishments to reinfore or deter beaviour
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What have children, under the age of 5, learnt from their parents?
Hygene,Disapline,Morals,Communication and Routine
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What is a nucleur family?
Where both Mum and Dad are married and they have the average of 1.7 biological children
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Why are there more diverse family forms in modernity?
Because it is more socially acceptable. Media is more powerful now and religion less so.
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What did Murdock (1949) say about the family?
The nucleur family has 4 roles; Sexual, Ecomic, Reproduction and Education
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What did Parsons (1951) argue about family?
The family only has 2 functions which are; The socialisation of childrena and The stablisation of adult personalities
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What did Reay (1988) argue about family?
All mothers put great effort into the physical care of their children. Middle-class mothers were really confident and involved in speacking with teachers but the working-class mothers lacked confidece and the time to do this. (ELABORATE CODE)
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What did Oakley (1982) argue about family?
The family teaches us gender roles through; Manipulation. Canalisation, Domestic activities and Verbal appellations
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What did Furedi (2001) argue about the family?
Parents used to focus on being a good parent by caring and stimulating their child. Parents are now focused on protecting their child from harm, and this is unhealthy. "BUBBLE WRAP CHILDREN"
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Why do Feral Children support the nurture side?
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Because of their upbringing, it ultimatley affects their social communication and the ability to have/show human-like traits.
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