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CONCEPTS OF SOCIALIZATION Three different views of the process of socialization , corresponding roughly to the disciplinary orientations of cultural anthropology , personality psychology , and sociology , have dominated behavioral ...
CONCEPTS OF SOCIALIZATION Three different views of the process of socialization , corresponding roughly to the disciplinary orientations of cultural anthropology , personality psychology , and sociology , have dominated behavioral ...
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is to be effective in establishing and maintaining a hierarchical social system in intergroup relations may be a consequence of either cultural or genetic variance . Divergent cultural traits , including language , dress , form of ...
is to be effective in establishing and maintaining a hierarchical social system in intergroup relations may be a consequence of either cultural or genetic variance . Divergent cultural traits , including language , dress , form of ...
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In support of cultural pluralism , as this form of self - segregation has been named by its advo- ... tage in that three major languages and cultures with different original national associations are successfully maintained there .
In support of cultural pluralism , as this form of self - segregation has been named by its advo- ... tage in that three major languages and cultures with different original national associations are successfully maintained there .
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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