socialisation

Socialisation is the process by which people learn how to behave in __.

society.

Socialisation teaches us values, rules, culture and __.

acceptable behaviour.

One importance of socialisation is that it helps us to know who we __.

are.

Socialisation helps us learn right and __.

wrong.

Agents of socialisation include family, school, peers, media and __.

religion.

The family is considered the __ teacher in socialisation.

first.

In school, we learn knowledge, discipline and __ rules.

social.

Peers can influence our dressing, behaviour and __.

attitudes.

Media includes TV, radio, movies and __ media.

social.

Religion teaches morals, __ and good behaviour.

values.

Nature refers to the traits we are born with, while nurture refers to what we learn from our __.

environment.

Both nature and nurture affect development, but socialisation focuses more on __.

nurture.

Through socialisation, we develop self-concept, self-esteem, and __.

self-identity.

Self-concept is what we think of __.

ourselves.

Self-esteem is how we feel about our __.

worth.

Resocialisation means learning new ways of behaviour when we enter a __ situation.

new.

Starting school or college is an example of __.

resocialisation.

Joining the military can also be considered an instance of __.

resocialisation.

Socialisation can support unfair systems and __ some groups over others.

favour.

Socialisation can limit chances for __ people.

some.

Socialisation teaches us the rules we need to __ with others.

live.

Building friendships and relationships is an important part of __.

socialisation.

Socialisation affects our understanding of societal __.

rules.

The media shapes our __ and influences our behaviour.

views.

The concepts of self-concept, self-esteem, and self-identity are developed through __.

socialisation.