The Process of Socialisation - Key Terms 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCulture and SocialisationA2/A-levelAQA Created by: a66y_xxCreated on: 17-03-21 09:32 Social Constructs something built or created by society e.g. childhood 1 of 10 Social Roles one's position and responsibilities in society, which are largely determined in modern, developed nations by occupation and family position 2 of 10 Norms specific guidelines for action in particular social situations 3 of 10 Values general beliefs about what is right or wrong or worth striving for 4 of 10 Master Status a status that overrides all other features of a person's social standing; a person is judged solely in terms of one defining characteristic 5 of 10 Gender Socialisation the tendency for boys and girls to be socialised differently 6 of 10 Social Control refers to the various methods used to persuade or force individuals to conform to the dominant social norms and values of a society or group 7 of 10 Meta-Narratives what theories like functionalism and Marxism are called by post-modernists. Such theories attempt to explain how society as a structure works 8 of 10 Primary Socialisation the internalisation of norms and values that takes place in the early years of life 9 of 10 Secondary Socialisation the internalisation of norms and values that takes place beyond the family and continues throughout life 10 of 10
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