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SOC-1101 Lecture 20: SOCIALIZATION AND THE LIFE CYCLE

Canada

Introduction to Sociology

SOCIOLOGY

Anna Borisenkova

University of Winnipeg

Introductory Psychology

Introduction to Indigenous Studies: Politics and Governance

1 Explain why socialization matters.
2 Provide examples of agents of socialization.
3 Explain the difference between primary and secondary groups and how in-groups and out-groups fit into primary and secondary groups.
4 How does group size influence group dynamics?

1	Choose a country in the world other than the United States. Summarize the current cultural themes regarding marriage and family within this country. 	2	Define and discuss the symbolic interactionist, functionalist, and conflict perspectives on marriage and family.	3	Share some examples of variations in family life?  How do these examples compare to your life?

Which of Emile Durkheim&rsquo;s types of social solidarity characterized premodern life?

SOC-1101 Lecture 20: SOCIALIZATION AND THE LIFE CYCLE

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