4) Describe how socialization occurs based on social learning theory. 5) Symboli

Question

4) Describe how socialization occurs based on social learning theory. 5) Symbolic interaction theories emphasize how social interaction shapes our socialization. a. Describe Charles Horton Cooley's view on how the sense of self and the looking-glass self develop. b. George Herbert Mead argued that the most critical social interaction occurs in the family. Describe the difference between the formation of two parts of the self: the I and the me. i. According to Mead, the "me" forms in various stages. Describe the significance (why are they important?) of role taking, the significant other anticipatory socialization, and the generalized other c. Erving Goffman argued that we interact differently in different settings. Give an example of how you have used impression management.

Explanation / Answer

4) according to the social learning theory of Albert Bandura, socialisation occurs through the process of modelling of the social customs, values, culturally appropriate behaviours by recognised members of the society beginning from parents and elder siblings in the family, neighbours, teachers in the community and peer groups. The young members of society observe the responses of the models, process the new responses and remember them to use later as they negotiate in the everyday life. A relative success of socialisation depends on the motivation of the individual to learn from the role models.

Related Questions

Navigate

• Browse (All)
• Browse 4
• Subjects

---

---

Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.