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Mind Map by sophieastone, updated more than 1 year ago
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socialisation
- societies operate well because members of society learn culture from generations to make it shared culture
- shared culture= allows societys members to communicate and cooperate
- learn through socialiastion
- sharing norms values of a culture so that ways of thinking, behaving and seeing are taken for granted
- sharing norms values of a culture so that ways of thinking, behaving and seeing are taken for granted
- shared culture= allows societys members to communicate and cooperate
- family and primary socialisation
- Baumeister says family socialisation provides children with a sense of identity and are proud of their family name
- family also provides conformity, control and production of law obiding citizens
- disciplinary sanctions reinforce and reward approptiate behaviour and disip0line bad behaviour
- disciplinary sanctions reinforce and reward approptiate behaviour and disip0line bad behaviour
- family also provides conformity, control and production of law obiding citizens
- role models
- learn family identity and social identities through imitative play
- It is in families where we learn our gender roles
- feminists claim that a nuclear family is patriarchal where the male dominates .
- the way the roles are allocated in families influence gender identities.
- the way the roles are allocated in families influence gender identities.
- Ann Oakley says boys and girls learn their identities through 4 processes.
- different activities
- manipulation
- verbal appelations
- canalisation
- games and toys appropriate for their gender.
- games and toys appropriate for their gender.
- different activities
- feminists claim that a nuclear family is patriarchal where the male dominates .
- learn family identity and social identities through imitative play
- Baumeister says family socialisation provides children with a sense of identity and are proud of their family name
- functionalists
- parsons
- see primary socialisation as essential to value consensus and social integration and social order
- family is a personality factory
- socialisation fills the child with cultural value and norms which make them feel they belong in society.
- socialisation fills the child with cultural value and norms which make them feel they belong in society.
- family is a personality factory
- see primary socialisation as essential to value consensus and social integration and social order
- parsons
- some sociologists say some peoples process of primary socialisation is different to others therefore they have different norms and values learned from familys which may have an impact on education and life chances
- middle class have better education and life chances than working class.
- middle class have better education and life chances than working class.
- Marxists like Zaretsky suggest cultural values which are passed onto their children is an example of ruling class ideology
- this is to make sure their children conform and are passive citizens
- never challenge inequality or exploitation that is in a capitalist society
- never challenge inequality or exploitation that is in a capitalist society
- this is to make sure their children conform and are passive citizens
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