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Socialization
the cultural process of learning to participate in a group (how we learn)
tabula rasa
clean slate
functionalism
creates norms/rules for us which creates stability
conflict theory
we have the process in order to keep the status quo
the me
the part of the self formed through socialization (how you are taught)
the I
the part of the self that accounts for unlearned spontaneous acts (instinct)
Looking glass self
an image of yourself based on what you think others think of you (your behavior changes because of that view)
Role taking
assuming the view point of someone else to shape your behavior
I → Me ex.
kids wants friend’s toy but resisting because you know it’s wrong
looking glass self ex.
making parents a homemade present and you think they don’t like it so now you think your a bad kid
role taking ex.
teacher saying “imagine how that person feels” and the kids apologizes
total institutions
places which people are seperated from the general public and controlled by officials in charge
total institutions ex.
military, prison
desocialization
process of giving up old norms, values, beliefs, and attitudes
resocialization
process of adopting new norms, values, beliefs, and attitudes
How resocialization?
introduce rules/rewards, who you spend time with
Problems resocialization?
they won’t adapt, no longer fit in
Benefit resocialization?
function for the better
How desocialization?
separate them, rewards/punishments
Problems desocialization?
make them unhappy, people don’t want to
Benefits desocialization?
change for the better
desocialization/resocialization ex.
teen adoptions, new school, leaving prison after 30yrs.
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