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WorksheetsSocialization and Enculturation
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does socialization refer to?
Learning how society and specific communities work
Learning how to ride a bike
Learning how to cook
Learning how to swim
What is the primary focus of socialization?
Learning how to play the guitar
Learning how to play video games
Learning how to dance
Acquisition of knowledge, language, values, habits, and skills in society
Which type of socialization occurs during the earliest life of an individual?
Primary Socialization
Secondary Socialization
Anticipatory Socialization
Adult Socialization
What is the process of role-taking in socialization called?
Adult Socialization
Primary Socialization
Secondary Socialization
Anticipatory Socialization
When does anticipatory socialization occur?
When an individual is born
When an individual learns the culture of a group with the expectation of joining that group
When an individual is a teenager
When an individual is an adult
What is re-socialization?
The process of declining former conduct and accepting new ones as part of changes in one's life
The process of learning how to cook
The process of learning how to paint
The process of learning how to drive
What does the context of socialization include?
Learning how to bake
Learning how to play soccer
Learning how to sing
Culture, language, social structures, and the individual's rank within them
What is enculturation known as?
Socialization
Learning how to swim
Learning how to dance
Learning how to play the guitar
What is the result of the enculturation and socialization process?
Learning how to play video games
Identity formation, norms and values, status
Learning how to cook
Learning how to ride a bike
What are norms?
Learning how to sing
Learning how to bake
Learning how to play soccer
Culturally determined rules that guide people regarding what is right, wrong, proper, or improper
What is achieved status?
A status that a person has earned or chosen based on his/her abilities and hard work
A status that is based on height
A status that is randomly assigned
A status that is given at birth
What is ascribed status?
A status that is based on intelligence
A status that is given based on achievements
A status that is not earned and not something that people have control over
A status that is given based on popularity
What does biological context of socialization include?
Learning how to cook
Learning how to ride a bike
Learning how to play video games
Some human capacities that may be 'wired into' our biological makeup
What does psychological context of socialization include?
Learning how to sing
Learning how to bake
Learning how to play soccer
Emotional states, cognitive theories of development, social and historical events, social position
What is the process of enculturation?
When cultural knowledge is passed on to the next bearer to perpetuate and ensure the continuance of traditions and practices
Learning how to dance
Learning how to play the guitar
Learning how to swim
