Socialization

Gender Socialization Gender Socialization is a very controversial topic, but I am going to discuss and tell you how females are socialized because of their gender and what is expected of them. The next thing I will talk about is how males are socialized based off of their gender and what is expected of them. Finally, we will talk about the two types of gender socialization and how they affect our relationships. Gender Socialization is when you are learning the different social expectations and…

Successful integration in professional socialization requires exposure to multiple influential social opportunities. The disparity in the socialization of the nurse has been associated with adverse outcomes such as turnover rates, attrition, and loss of productivity (Borovies and Newman, 1981). The new nurse is limited to the application of education until professional socialization occurs. One barrier to successful professional socialization is the change in educational platforms. Healthcare…

element that is equally important and far less discussed which is: the socialization of new nurses. Socialization of new nurses refers to the integration…

Childhood is described as the first social identity consciously experienced. During this time period, which has different time lengths and definitions that vary by culture, children are seen as “free from the pressures of adult life”. This can be true in instances of certain ethnicities, genders, and classes but the complete opposite in others. Childhood is different for different people, not everyone gets to have a carefree childhood and experience what more privileged people see as normal.…

different approach is taken. Gender is based upon the way a person should act according to their sex. At an early age we learn the difference of male and female roles through school, family, and media, which is known as gender role socialization. Gender role socialization occurs when a little girl learns to nurture her younger siblings by following the example set by their mother. The major influential concept that helps us separate male from female is social construction of gender. Social…

Family is the most important agent of socialization in all societies from infancy onward (Kendall, D. 2017). Our families are the reason we are who we are today, because they the ones who have taught us our values, beliefs, language, attitude, and norms (Kendall, D. 2017). Ideally people receive…

Chapter four starts with what socialization is. Socialization is the process by which people learn the culture of their society. This is where a society learns and adapts to a certain culture. This ties in with chapter three where norms, values and beliefs all come together and create culture and it is a lifelong process and people become integrated and then socialization begins. For example, in the Jewish religion and culture, when a boy turns thirteen years old, their parents celebrate it with…

Diversity in Racial and Cultural Socialization ARTICLE #1 1a. Hughes, Diane. 2003. "Correlates of African American and Latino Parents ' Messages to children About Ethnicity and Race: A Comparative Study of Racial Socialization." American Journal Of Community Psychology 31, no. 1/2: 15. Academic Search Complete, EBSCOhost (accessed November 6, 2015). Racial and ethnic discrimination has always been a prominent discussion theme in minority households which is why social scientists are now…

Socialization is the problem of learning the behaviors of a given society. During socialization one will be assigned a role, and be continuously expected to fulfill that role. Individuals will also form an identity based on their role, social norms, and other aspects about their life, and this identity will eventually lead to a personality. This personality will be a pattern of behaviors that someone constructs due to their identity. Functionalists view the point of socialization as the…

Resocialization: How Agents of Socialization Affect Nature Vs. Nurture In the world of Sociology, there is no normal way of being socialized. Sociologists define socialization as process of which people come to know of their culture. Without socialization, we would not have knowledge of our culture, thus without culture we would not be able to have a society. Therefore, for any society to be possible, socialization is an important process. The agents of socialization we are exposed to are…