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introduction to sociology 3e

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What this book knows

Social life is structured by norms, institutions, and identities that shape human behavior from childhood through old age.

Sex: Present
Work: Present
Learning: Primary
Religion: Present

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self-and-identity

Children develop, understand, and learn the idea of the generalized other, the common behavioral expectations of general society.
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Feelings of guilt, responsibility, rejection, and simple uncertainty can make the process and growth very challenging.
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education-and-formation

Socialization, as a sociological term, describes how people learn societal norms, beliefs, and values.
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People learn social and cultural norms through language, a system of symbols used for communication and cultural transmission.
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belonging

Peer groups are important to adolescents as they begin to develop an identity separate from their parents.
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A group refers to any collection of at least two people who interact with some frequency and share a sense of aligned identity.
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