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    This document discusses the concepts of socialization and enculturation. Socialization refers to the lifelong social learning process through which people develop their human potential and learn the culture they are born into. Enculturation is the process by which people learn the requirements of their surrounding culture and acquire the appropriate values and behaviors. Some key agents of socialization discussed are family, religion, peer groups, and mass media. Socialization can occur naturally through exploration, or be planned through teaching. Factors that influence socialization include imitation, suggestion, identification, and language. The document emphasizes that socialization is important for proper human development.

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    This document discusses the concepts of socialization and enculturation. Socialization refers to the lifelong social learning process through which people develop their human potential and learn the culture they are born into. Enculturation is the process by which people learn the requirements of their surrounding culture and acquire the appropriate values and behaviors. Some key agents of socialization discussed are family, religion, peer groups, and mass media. Socialization can occur naturally through exploration, or be planned through teaching. Factors that influence socialization include imitation, suggestion, identification, and language. The document emphasizes that socialization is important for proper human development.

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    ENCULTURATION

    AND
    SOCIALIZATION
    Lectured by:

    Maiko M. Rubio, LPT, M.Ed.


    SOCIAIZATION
     It
    refers to a lifelong social experience by
    which people develop their human
    potential and learn culture.

    Example: Jose plays with his classmates.


    ENCULTURATION
     Theprocess by which people learn the
    requirements of their surrounding culture
    and acquire the values and behaviours
    appropriate or necessary in that culture.

    Example: Jade learns to use choopstick


    SOCIAL INSTITUTION
     Family: The family is the most important agent
    of socialization because it is the center of the
    child’s lie, as infants are totally dependent on
    theirs.
     Religion: Agent of socialization differ in effects
    across religious traditions
     Peer Groups: A peer group is a social group
    whose members have common interest, social
    positions and age in common.
     Mass Media: The mass media are the means for
    delivering impersonal communications directed
    to a vast audience.
    SOCIALIZATION OCCUR
     Natural Socialization
    - It occurs when infants and youngster explore,
    play and discover the social world around them.

    o Planned Socialization
    - It occurs when other people take actions
    designed to teach or train others.
    FACTORS OF THE PROCESS OF SOCIALIZATION
     Imitation: Imitation is copying actions.
     Suggestion: Suggestion is the process of
    communication information which has no logical
    or self-evident basis.
     Identification: in early age, the child cannot
    make any distinction between his organism and
    environment. Most of his action are random.
     Language: Language is the medium of social
    intercourse. It is the means of cultural
    transmission.
    IMPORTANCE OF SOCIALIZATION
     Without socialization human
    development is problematic.
     Our biology co-evolved with our
    culture and co-independent upon it.
     Without social interaction at proper
    times development is derailed.
    -End-

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