Socialization is a life process generally divided into two parts primary and secondary socialization Primary refers to_____________?

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1. Socialization is extended to every part of human life As a result every one becomes both a socializer and a socialize in all encounters with others This concept leaves socialization without a social home. This is the approach of______________?

   A. Arnett B. Long & Hadden C. Henslin D. None of these...

2. The main agent in primary socialization is______________?

   A. school B. family C. television D. peer group...

3. Erik Erikson a German scholar trained in Freudian psychoanalysis presented a theory of life-cycle socialization through ?

   A. five stages B. Seven stages C. Eight stages D. None of these...

4. Socialization is a continuous lifelong process and self develops as a result of social interactions this is_______________?

   A. Role theory B. Reinforcement theory C. Symbolic interactionism D. None of these...

5. The institution most closely associated with the process of socialization is the_________________?

   A. family B. peer group C. school D. state...

6. The institution most closely associated with the process of socialization is the______________?

   A. family B. Peer group C. school D. state...

7. Socialization is the process through which an individual internalizes ?

   A. Cultural norms B. Social processes C. Sense of interaction D. None of these...

8. when we shift from primary to secondary group we also shift from________________?

   A. Formal to informal control B. Informal to formal C. General to specialized D. None of these...

9. The terms “Primary “and “Secondary “thus describe a type of relationship and do not imply that one is more____________ than other?

   A. formal B. Informal C. Important D. None of these...

10. Some groups are neither clearly primary nor secondary but are intermediate with some features of each usually formed for performing some task They are called______________?

    A. Intermediate groups B. Tertiary groups C. Task-groups D. None of these...