The Michael Phelps BA, MAT, OG
Socialization- the process by which individuals acquire the knowledge, skills, and dispositions that make them more or less effective members of their society.
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Chapter 4 Book Questions
1. Why does socialization continue throughout life?
2. Why is socialization important?
3. How can a lack of socialization affect children?
4. What is the looking-glass self?
5. How do functionalism and the conflict perspective explain socialization?
6. How does symbolic interactionism explain socialization?
7. Explain each of the following groups' roles in socialization: the family, religion, schools, peer groups, and mass media.
8. What are rites of passage?
9. How does socialization continue throughout adulthood?
10. How is dying a stage of socialization?
2. Why is socialization important?
3. How can a lack of socialization affect children?
4. What is the looking-glass self?
5. How do functionalism and the conflict perspective explain socialization?
6. How does symbolic interactionism explain socialization?
7. Explain each of the following groups' roles in socialization: the family, religion, schools, peer groups, and mass media.
8. What are rites of passage?
9. How does socialization continue throughout adulthood?
10. How is dying a stage of socialization?
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