Socialization. The Early Years Ch. 4- Socialization.
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Socialization
The Early YearsCh. 4- Socialization
Heredity The passing on of certain
biological traits from parents to children.
List what do you think is inherited?
Inherited Physical structure Intelligence Special capabilities Temperament drives
Instinct
An innate pattern of behavior.
List what instincts are observed in animals.
Instincts in Animals Birds building nests Salmon returning to die 3 yrs after
hatching Ducks knowing how to swim Organized colonies of bees and ants
What instincts do humans possess?
Human Instincts Humans are not instinctive beings. If
something is instinctive, it is a part of everyone in the species.
Reflexes Drives Voluntary & Involuntary Muscle
Movements
Humans possess certain hereditary advantages over animals which enable us to advance far beyond the animal kingdom.
Examples: upright position, thumb, superior brain & nervous system, advanced vocal apparatus.
Nature v. Nurture Are humans beings a product of
heredity or a product of our environment?
List the chief agents in the socialization process:
Chief Agents: Parents Siblings Immediate family Neighbors Play groups Teachers Clubs Sports
Sex Identification
Infancy and PreschoolMales Females
Basic Colors Clothing
Toys Activities
Elementary & Middle SchoolMales Females
Clothing & style of dress
Social activities
School electives
Duties at home
Outside activities
High School &Young AdulthoodMales Females
Domestic responsibilities
Career choices
Organizations
Recreational activities
Assignment
There are a number of educational television shows directed at the preschool age group that are designed to teach wholesome attitudes and values.
Watch an educational television show (“Sesame Street”) and describe each show and the lesson being taught. (2 different shows)