Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Secondary Socialisation
- Family (Primary Socialisation)
- What do they teach us?
- Communication
- Manners
- Norms in the home
- Right and wrong
- Is it successful?
- Yes, in all children obey orders
- Children do try to challenge
the boundaries though
- Key Studies
- Furedi
- Paranoid Parents
- Reay
- Social class differences
- Education
- What does it teach us?
- To adapt to rules
- Cultural expectations
- Social order
- Expectations, norms and values
- Formal and informal curriculum
- Is it successful?
- Yes, Students are constantly
reminded of expectations
- Some might try to test
teachers and break school
rules though
- Peer Group
- What do they teach us?
- Norms and values
- Membership and belonging
- Status and role models
- To be individualistic
- Is it successful?
- Yes, people feel more
confident in a peer group
- However, people sometimes feel
pressured to change to fit it
- Key Studies
- Sewell
- 'Cultural Comfort Zones', people hang around
with others of the same social background
- Media
- What does it teach us?
- Values, behaviour and
what's acceptable
- Socialising individuals
- Promotes certain lifestyles
- Is it successful?
- Yes, many peoples attitudes are influenced
- People gain role models
- Key Studies
- Marie Gillespie
- Videos have important
socialising functions
- Religion
- What does it teach us?
- Social attitudes and behaviour
- Moral values
- Social unity
- Identity
- Is it successful?
- Values they teach are used in society
- However, Religion itself is on the decline
- Key Studies
- Charlotte Butler
- Muslim girls adapting to society in the East Midlands
- Workplace
- What does it teach us?
- Skills, norms
and values
- Forms of learning
- Behaviour and discipline
- Responsibility and identity
- Is it successful?
- Yes, people behave
and obey a given code
of conduct
- Key Studies
- Waddington
- 'Canteen Culture'