Socialization and Child Labor

Vocabulary flashcards reviewing key concepts, influences, and definitions related to child socialization and child labor.

Socialization

The lifelong process that turns a child into a worthy member of a society through rules, values, and beliefs.

Mother

A baby’s initial role model when fulfilling their basic needs.

Family

The primary environment where a child’s socialization process begins.

Neighbors

People who live near our house and help children learn unity and cooperation.

Playmates/Classmates

A group of same–age companions who help children develop leadership.

Truthfulness and Unity

The basic principle of every religion that guides individuals toward justice and human welfare.

Mass media

A type of collective communication that includes newspapers, radio, magazines, and television.

Mobile phones

Modern technology that provides entertainment and socialization for children, but requires adult supervision.

Child labor

A harmful and risky type of work that forces children out of school to earn a living.

Economic Insolvency/Financial Instabilities

The primary economic hardship that drives guardians to send children to work instead of school.

Poverty

The financial factor that employers frequently exploit when hiring children instead of adults.

A sort of ferocity and aggression

The psychological complex that develops in working children when they observe their peers attending school.

Malnutrition

A health condition characterized by a lack of proper nutrition that commonly affects child laborers.

Proper wages, education, and healthcare

Essential rights and opportunities that must be ensured for child workers in our home.