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two main goals of socilization

1. to teach members the skills necessary to satisfy basic human needs and survival
2. teaches individuals the norms, values, and beliefs associated with their culture in order to fit in

social isolation

being deprived from any kind of socilization

cultural isolation

being deprived from any knowledge of any other culture

theories of self

psycho analytic theory + psycho-sexual stages of development, looking glass self, dramaturgy, I and me

psycho analytic theory

id, ego, and superego (id is the devil, superego is the angel, ego compromises between the two)

psycho-sexual stages of development

oral, anal, phallic (masturbation), latent (hidden desires), genital(sex)

looking glass self

this is who we think people think that we are (provides us with our identity)

three step process of the looking glass self theory

1. we imagine how our personality and appearance appears to others


2. we imagine how other people judge the appearance we think we present in step one
3. we develop a self concept based on how we feel we are judged in step 2

I and me theory (self, mind, and society)

created by mead in stages to find oneself


1. predatory stage - imitation of others
2. play stage - pretending to play as other people
3. game stage - start to understand that people have a perception about you

duel nature of self

"I" - the individual wants


"me" - how you act in society

dramaturgy

front stage - we are trying to convey a message to others (a role)


backstage - how we really feel and act

agents of socialization (family group)


most important agent, has a big role as the prinicpal socializer of young children, learn values, norms, etc
through their family first

agents of socialization (the peer group)

most impact, group is composed of people roughly the same age, winning peer acceptance is a powerful
force in the lives of young people

agents of socialization (school group)

teaches values of cultures from a young age, learn value from teachers, teaches us we are rewarded for
good performance, teachers could be a bad influence as well

agents of socialization (mass media group)

never face to face, only receiving information, tv, books, magazine

total institution resocilization

a setting in which people are isolated from the rest of society for a set period of time and are subject to
tight control (prison, military)

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