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  • ...new or novice participants to participation in a [[social organization]]. Socialization may include [[rites of passage]], [[parent]]ing, [[initiation ritual]]s, ...ation to the next. Parents and families are especially important agents of socialization in this respect, whether in the case of personal conduct, ethics and values
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  • ...new or novice participants to participation in a [[social organization]]. Socialization may include [[rites of passage]], [[parent]]ing, [[initiation ritual]]s, ...ation to the next. Parents and families are especially important agents of socialization in this respect, whether in the case of personal conduct, ethics and values
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  • | pagename = Socialization | abc = Socialization
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  • ...sistant at the University of Bergen. Interests include language, literacy, socialization, learning, and frame analysis. Favorite reads include Gregory Bateson's Ste
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  • ...f [[social norm|norms]], [[folkway]]s and [[mores]] and arrangements for [[socialization]] of organization participants. In this sense, families, businesses, govern
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  • ...0s and especially in 2006, placed a strong emphasis on what they term the "socialization of culture and information." This takes the form of encouraging the use of | title = Socialization of culture and information in Thanh Hoa province
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  • ...-> Sociologists now tend to see conversion as a gradual process in which [[socialization]] is at least a factor, although, in situations where much social pressure
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  • * Hostetler, John A., '''Children in Amish Society: Socialization and Community Education''' (1971)
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  • {{r|Socialization}}
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  • ===Socialization=== ...alization: A Great Reason Not to Go to School'', http://learninfreedom.org/socialization.html</ref> <ref>[http://www.educationatlas.com/home-schooling-information.h
    14 KB (2,129 words) - 10:08, 30 May 2009
  • ...behaviour" involving their active implementation <ref> Thomas Risse: ''The Socialization of International Norms into Domestic
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  • ...arsher and inconsistent punishments and parents being less involved in the socialization process. These negative child–parent transactions set a child off on a de
    3 KB (377 words) - 13:19, 2 June 2009
  • ...="Kulick 1992">Don Kulick. 1992. Language Shift and Cultural Reproduction: Socialization, Self and Syncretism in a Papua New Guinea Village. Cambridge: Cambridge Un ...graphic]] methods. They discovered that the processes of enculturation and socialization do not occur apart from the process of [[language acquisition]], but that c
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  • {{rpl|Socialization}}
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  • ...rd Dog more challenging as a pet; owners of these dogs must determinedly [[socialization|socialize]] them to turn them into appropriate companions. They are intell
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  • ...ries can be separated into two groups. The first one comprises theories of socialization which attend to the effects of the stereotype of physical attractiveness on According to the hypothesis of the theories of socialization attractive individuals were judged and treated differently than unattractiv
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