The process of acquiring social norms, values, behavior, and skills through interaction with significant others such as parents, peers, and teachers is called?

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Benjamin Solis

Social Studies

18 May, 14:48

The process of acquiring social norms, values, behavior, and skills through interaction with significant others such as parents, peers, and teachers is called?

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socialization

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Socialization is the process by which we learn and internalize the norms, culture and ideologies of society. Socialization is the process by which a person learns the values, habits, and attitudes of a group and acts in a manner approved by the group, gaining identity in this way. It ensures social and cultural continuity since each person learns and is taught the culture and norms of his society. Socialization is also strongly related to developmental psychology.