Agent of Socialization
Theories
Definitions
Good Vs bad socialization
100

The process of learning societies norms, values and behaviors, often occurring through family, school, peers, and religious institution  

School\education 

100

Shaw & Mackay argued that crime is linked to family structure 


True or false 

True 

100

What is socialization? 

Based on response 

100

A child grew up where aggression is normalized

Bad 

200

This agent of socialization teaches children basic norms, values and customs from an early age 

Family 

200

Is it true that Sutherland suggest violence is a learned behavior

True

200

The type of socialization occurs during childhood, where children learn behavior from there family 

Primary socialization 

200

A teenager joins a peer group that engages in criminal activity 

Bad socialization

300

This institution teaches moral values, tradition and a sense of community. Play role in persons belief 

Church 

300

Give aways: List one belief of any sociologist that was mentioned 

Based on presenters' discretion 

300

The physical force, threats or power against a person or group resulting in hard

Violence 

300

A church community reinforces moral values and encourages charitable acts, promoting positive behavior 

Good

400

This group influences a person's behaviour, fashion, and language. (adolescence)

Peers

400

This theory suggests that violence is a learned behavior 

Sutherland Theory 

400

Groups such as family, schools, peers, and church that shape an individual social development is called 

Agent of socialization 

400

Chrisandra teaches her twins honesty, and kindness

Good

500

This agent of socialization reinforces societal norms through formal instruction and Hidden-Curriculum

Scool

500

Parson argues that _____ agent is a key institution involve in Primary Socialization 

Family

500

Define the Hidden curriculum 

Points given based on answer

500

Make up a scenario in 10 sec, and explain why it is good or bad socialization 

Based on presenters' discretion