How does resocialization affect both the "me" and the "l"parts of a person's self? (resocialization,

"me," "I")

Question

Jazlyn Peters

Social Studies

17 October, 15:15

How does resocialization affect both the "me" and the "l"parts of a person's self? (resocialization,

"me," "I")

+5

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Odin · Answer 1

Resocialisation is the regeneration of one's belief, social values and norms which also rebuild one's personality, thinking process. A person's selfness (me and I) also get affected by resocialisation.

Explanation:

When a person restricts his own self within a certain mental boundary his mental development get stopped. Socialization is an important part of social process and social system.

As a social being every person should involve his self fully in a social custom, rituals and process. 'I' where a person's identity lies, 'me' where a person's self conciousness and awareness lies.

Both 'I' and 'me' is connected with resocialisation. Difference is first one is connected directly and second one is connected indirectly.

Thought which is also a driving force of resocialisation. A person's thought process has full control over his (both 'I' and 'me') decision that whether he will be resocialised or not.

How does resocialization affect both the "me" and the "l"parts of a person's self? (resocialization,"me," "I")

How does resocialization affect both the "me" and the "l"parts of a person's self? (resocialization,

"me," "I")