Childhood Socialization & Agents of Socialization

1. 1.Who teaches you the basics of right and wrong when you're young?

• a) Friends

• b) School

• c) Family

• d) The government

2.What is socialization?

• a) Learning how to use social media

• b) The process of learning how to behave in society

• c) Making friends at school

• d) Moving to a new place

3. 3.How do schools help with socialization?

• a) By only teaching math and science

• 3. b) By helping kids learn social skills and rules

• 3. c) By replacing parents

• 3. d) By making kids work all the time

4.Which group influences how you dress and talk the most during your teenage years?

• a) Parents

• b) Teachers

• c) Peers

• d) Police officers

5.What is an example of anticipatory socialization?

• a) A toddler learning to walk

• b) A high school student taking a college prep course

• c) A child watching cartoons

• d) A baby eating solid food for the first time

6.What is the main role of mass media in socialization?

• a) To teach people about different cultures and ideas

• b) To replace the role of family

• c) To make people famous

• d) To give people a place to share photos

7.Which of the following is an informal agent of socialization?

• a) School

• b) The government

• c) Family

• d) The military

8.How do peer groups influence socialization?

• a) By reinforcing family traditions

• b) By introducing new behaviors and ideas

• c) By making kids focus only on school

• d) By replacing teachers

9. 9.What happenes in resocialization?

• a) Someone learns new norms and behaviors

• b) A baby learns to talk

• c) A teacher gives homework

• d) A person stops learning

10. 10.What is gender socialization?

• a) Learning the cultural expectations for males and females

• b) Choosing a gender

• c) Ignoring gender roles

• d) Deciding to follow no rules