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SOCIALIZATIONC hapter 4 Section 1 THE IMPORTANANCEOF SOCIALIZATIONSOCIALIZATION & PERSONALITY SOCIALIZATION the process of learning to participate in a group How do we know SOCIALIZATION is important? How do monkeys react to social isolation? Harry Harlow Can we generalize from monkeys to humans?HARLOW EXPERIMENTCASE STUDIES ON ISOLATED CHILDREN: ANNA & ISABELLE Anna & Isabelle were socially and emotionally abused Traumatic childhoodsSection 2 SOCIALIZATION & THE SELFTHE FUNCTIONALIST & CONFLICT PERSPECTIVES ON SOCIALIZATION How does the functionalist perspective explain SOCIALIZATION ? Stresses the ways in which groups work together to create a stable society How does the conflict perspective explain SOCIALIZATION ? Views SOCIALIZATION as perpetuating the status quoSYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM& SOCIALIZATION How does symbolic interactionism help us understand SOCIALIZATION ? The self-concept(an image of yourself as having an identity separate from other people) The looking-glass self (an image of yourself based on what you believe others think of you) Significant others (those people whose reactions are most important to you) Role taking (assuming the viewpoint of another person and using that viewpoint to shape the self concept) Imitationstage Mead s first stage in the development of role taking, children begin to imita

Conflict Theory View socialization as a way for the powerful to keep things the same. Newspaper owners and editors exercise power by setting the political agenda for a community Symbolic Interactionism Holds that socialization is the major determinant of human nature Through words and pictures, children’s books expose the young to the

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