SOCPSY 1Z03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Critical Period Hypothesis, Reinforcement, Social Learning Theory
7 Dec 2016
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98-112 (not tes ted); focus ing on s ocializ ation and its key pers pectives. P unis hment and antis ocial behaviour (s traus s article) T he wa ys in which individuals learn and recreate s kills , knowledg e, values , motives and roles appropriate to their position in a group of society. Socialization is therefore the means by which social and cultural continuity are attained its not a cookie cutter approach becaus e there is not definite approach we are all different in the wa y we are s ocializ ed. W e pas s down our culture throug h s ocializ ation, s eeing s ome s tability but als o s ome changes . P rimary s ocializ ation: early s ta ges of childhood; learning appropriate behaviour, languages , values in a s pecific culture, learning from immediate family and friends clos e to the home.
