SOCIALISATION PROCESS

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Sushil Mahato

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SOCIALISATION

It is the lifelong process of inheriting and disseminating norms, customs, and ideologies, providing an individual with the skills and habits necessary for participating within their own society.

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THEORY OF SOCIALISATIONJean Piaget

Children pass through these stages

Sensorimotor stage : Birth-2 year old• Ability to hold an image in their mind

permanently

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Preoperational stage : 2 – 7 Years old• Learn to tell the difference between

symbols and their meaning

Concrete operations stage : 7 – 11 years old• Learn to mentally perform certain task

Formal operations stage : 12 – 15 years old Consider abstract mathematical, logical and moral

problem

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GEORGE HERBERT MEAD

Theory of social behaviourism To explain how social experience develops

an individual’s self-concept Central concept is self

Process of forming the self in three stages Imitation stage Play stage Game stage

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FEATURES OF SOCIALISATION Inculcates basic discipline

Helps to control human behaviour

Rapid

Formal and informal

Continuous process6

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TYPES OF SOCIALISATION Primary socialisation

Secondary socialisation

Adult socialisation

Anticipatory socialisation

Re socialisation

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AGENCIES OF SOCIALISATION

Family

Peer group

Religion

Work

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Educational institutions

Occupation

Political parties

Mass media

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STAGES OF SOCIALISATION Investigation

Socialisation

Maintenance

Re-socialisation

remembrance

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CONSEQUENCES OF SOCIALISATION Establishes self-concepts

Create the capacity for role taking

Create the tendency for people to act in socially acceptable ways

Make people bearers of culture.11

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