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The way the person perceives the responses of others to his own actions , the way he perceives himself from the response perspectives thus provided , and the reference others he takes into account in responding to his attitudes and ...
The way the person perceives the responses of others to his own actions , the way he perceives himself from the response perspectives thus provided , and the reference others he takes into account in responding to his attitudes and ...
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Here , as always , we must urge care in identifying the reference others . What appear to an observer to be the objectively present reference others may not be at all . A person's perception of himself may be derived from internalized ...
Here , as always , we must urge care in identifying the reference others . What appear to an observer to be the objectively present reference others may not be at all . A person's perception of himself may be derived from internalized ...
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Such reference groups and individuals are basic socialization agencies . ... Immigrant stocks in the main have been relatively prompt and facile in adopting new reference models as American circumstances permitted .
Such reference groups and individuals are basic socialization agencies . ... Immigrant stocks in the main have been relatively prompt and facile in adopting new reference models as American circumstances permitted .
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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