Churches usually teach their members rules, often codifying these rules into formal commandments to be followed. In that they are at all successful, churches would be called:dramaturgists. part of the media. closer to nature than nurture. total institutions. agents of socialization.

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Rodolfo Booth

Social Studies

19 July, 08:44

Churches usually teach their members rules, often codifying these rules into formal commandments to be followed. In that they are at all successful, churches would be called:dramaturgists. part of the media. closer to nature than nurture. total institutions. agents of socialization.

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Melody Barry · Answer 1

Agents of socialization

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Churches socialize members of the faith to the practices and beliefs of the religion. They teach their members sets of values and beliefs that apply not only to their religion but also to everyday's behavior. Belonging to a church, its members feel obliged to follow the church's guidelines and apply its teachings daily. Socialization is also formed during formal and informal church services and meetings, by meeting follow church members, by exchanging relevant ideas and by participating in common projects (humanitarian, social, political).