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Learning Society’s Rules
Age 18 · Sociology
Socialisation is how people learn the norms and values of their society. It starts with family in early life, then continues through school, peers, work and media.
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In the picture
- The family group: early learning of norms and values
- The teacher: formal transmission of society’s expectations
- The small group of teenagers: peer influence and belonging
- The worker at the desk: workplace routines and professional norms
- The radio on the shelf: media messages that shape ideas and behaviour
Examples
- A child learns to say please and thank you at home.
- A new employee learns the unwritten rules of the office.
Key takeaways
- Primary socialisation happens mainly in childhood through close family.
- Secondary socialisation continues through school, peers, work and media.
Quiz: Learning Society’s Rules (Age 18)
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What does socialisation teach people?
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Where does primary socialisation mainly happen?
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Which agents continue socialisation after early childhood?
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