Saturday, October 13, 2018

Socialization/ week 6/ hayoung lee

1. summary
 
Whether emotions and responses to the situation are instinctive or learned behavior still comes to mind. But there is no doubt that socialization is essential for humans. Without socialization, there are great difficulties in understanding human behavior and living in one's own society. They usually learn basic lifestyles as human beings, such as talking, eating, going to the bathroom, and washing up through primary socialization. This is usually done by family members or peers. And through secondary socialization, we learn how to live with more people. A person who has not mastered socialization may be entrusted to an institution designed for socialization to go through socialization. I don't know if this is a good idea, but socialization is so important to humans.

2. What was interesting/ what did you learn?

 The investigation that Marshall conducted was interesting. We believe that socialization is basically learning how to behave in a society where we live and live with people we face. But residents here are also preparing for death by socializing. I thought death was a very personal part and it was not necessary to socialize, but it was interesting to see people preparing for death through socialization. And I think that we could have been more detached from death by preparing for it all together. So I thought that socialization could also be important.

3. discussion point
 
I don't understand the Broad and Narrow Socialization that Arnet proposed. Because the broad and narrow criteria are fluid, it is difficult to see what the distinction is. And apart from the standard, I don't know what broad and narrow socialization itself means.So

1 comment:

  1. I think that the broad meaning of socialization is the broad meaning of socialization when an individual expresses his or her thoughts outside, and the narrow meaning of socialization is the time when he is imbued with an idea and obedient one. So I think we need both socialization. It could be too much information, of course.

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