socialization

People can acquire cultural values, aspirations, attitudes, roles, social skills, disciplines, concern for others, concern for consequences, concern for relations to others, and social organization {socialization}|.

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Socialization continues society. It fits people into society. It provides values. It orders social interactions and roles. It satisfies need for others. It creates concept of self. It pushes people to have self-discipline, independence, and maturity. It helps people feel and understand emotions. It presents people with ideal of self. It teaches habits and customs. It continues ideology. It improves efficiency and economy. It provides satisfaction to individuals. It satisfies desire for competence. It makes infancy better. It enhances value of old age. It favors large social systems.

people

People do not have instincts to control behavior. People have individual drives that conflict with other people's drives. Infants depend on adults, and development and maturation takes a long time. To adapt to society, children need to know what to do and not to do.

groups

Socialization depends on cliques, schools, and work. Schools transmit personal ideals. Work teaches attitudes about time and space and provides job specialization.

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