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What is the first agent of socialization that influences the development of a person intensively?

• Church

• Family

• Friends

• School

Which concept refers to the social process which enables him/her to become part of one’s culture throughout his/her lifetime?

• Assimilation

• Education

• Enculturation

• Socialization

Which among the choices is an effect to an individual who has not been successfully socialized?

• Emotionally stable

• Having good decision – making

• Mental illness and sometimes having abnormal behavior

• Physically healthy

Which of the choices is normally learned during socialization?

• We learn discriminatory attitude.

• We learn to isolate ourselves from people.

• We learn that culture is the same in all societies.

• We learn our culture’s norms and the roles expected of us.

How does socialization affect the development of an individual?

• Socialization helps an individual become better than anyone else.

• Socialization is an effective tool to understand cultural differences.

• Socialization process is necessary to meet the demands of the society.

• Undergoing constant socialization enables an individual to fully develop in physical, emotional, and mental aspects.

Which of the following highlights enculturation?

• It is the process of learning one’s own culture.

• It is the method of uniting one’s culture with others.

• It is the concept of acquiring knowledge about one’s self.

• It is the manner of patronizing one’s culture over the others.

Which of the following figures play a vital role in developing personal identity in children?

• Friends

• Parents

• Other members of the society relatives

• Relatives

Which among the following one can be best enculturated?

• Exploration

• Imitation

• Observation

• Socializing with others

What then is the importance of enculturation to the development of one’s self?

• Being enculturated makes a person appreciate other’s beliefs and traditions.

• Through enculturation, a person tends to accept and practice different cultures.

• Acquiring one’s own culture helps an individual to discover problems in the society.

• As the person learns his/her culture, he/she becomes functional member of the society.

Which is an example of enculturation in school?

• Singing Lupang Hinirang

• Playing computer games

• Wearing K-Pop fashion styles

• Washing the clothes and the dishes