l2 Becoming Member of Society (Autosaved)
l2 Becoming Member of Society (Autosaved)
l2 Becoming Member of Society (Autosaved)
A MEMBER
OF A SOCIETY
Enculturation
The process by which people learn the
requirements of their surrounding
culture and acquire the values and
behaviors appropriate or necessary in that
culture.
Socialization
It refers to a lifelong social experience by
which people develop their human
potential and learn culture.
Socialization
a.Identity Formation
b.Norms and Rules
c.Statuses and Roles
Three Goals of Socialization
It teaches impulse control and help
individuals develop a conscience.
It teaches individuals how to prepare
for and perform certain social roles
It cultivates shared sources of
meaning and value
IDENTITY FORMATION
- Refers to the qualities, behavior,
values, beliefs, personality, looks
and/or expressions that makes a
person.
- It is flexible and can therefore change
according to situations and
circumstances.
GEORGE HERBERT MEAD
one of the founders of social psychology
introduced the Development of the Social
Mind (SELF)
this process is characterized by Mead as the "I"
and the "me.
" The "me" is the social self and the "I" is the
response to the "me. "
a.Context
b.Environment
c. Expectations
Three Major Perspectives of Identity
Formation
1. Identity Theory -roles assigned to
individuals
2. Social Identity Theory - group
membership and acceptance by the
group
3. Personal Identity Theory - personal
characteristics of an individual
SELF- CONCEPT
The sum of a being’s knowledge
and understanding of his/herself.