What is socialisation?

The process by which people learn the norms, values and behaviour of their society

Which of these is an example of secondary socialisation?

Learning workplace rules and professional conduct in a new job

A value is a belief a society sees as important; a norm is an accepted way of behaving

Through peer pressure and copying friends to fit in

Small, close and personal, such as the family or close friends

Changing behaviour to match the norms of a group

A fixed, oversimplified belief about a whole group

Prejudice is an unfair attitude; discrimination is the unfair action that follows

A rule that seems fair but quietly disadvantages a particular group

Lower self-esteem and feelings of anxiety or depression

By making it hard to afford healthy food, heating or a safe home, harming health

It can reduce care needs by providing care, support and security

So they can support both the person and their circumstances and give fairer care

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