is for Agents of Socialization

Agents of Socialization are the people/things that influence your view of yourself, emotions, attitudes, or behavior.

-They can be your family, friends, classmates, or the media!

is for Behavior

Behavior is the way a person acts, especially toward other people.

Bad behavior

is for Conformity

Conformity is acting in a way to blend/fit in with everyone else.

Conforming is done to meet standards or rules of society.

Do any of them stand out?

is for Deviance

Deviance is acting outside of the rules and expectations of society.

is for Equality

Equality is treating everyone the same and giving the same chances of success.

is for Feminism

Feminism is the idea that women should be treated the same as men.

is for Gender Roles

Gender roles are expectations about how a male or female should behave, based on their gender.

Women may be expected to clean and cook while the men go to work

is for Hospice

Hospice is a home to give care and comfort to really sick people (usually for dying people).

is for Identity

Identity is who a person is and the characteristics or things that make them different from others.

is for Juvenile Justice System

The Juvenile Justice System is the system that decides how to deal with people younger than 18 that break the law.

is for Kinship

Kinship is a relationship between people by being in same family.

Examples: brother, mom, cousin, wife

is for Laws

Laws are rules made by governments to control people's actions.

is for Material Culture

Material culture is the physical objects and places that bring people together or represent someone.

is for Norms

Norms are rules or standards for behavior in different groups.

Listening to teachers in school is a social norm

is for Out-Group

An out-group is a social group of people outside of a person's own group, that the person may compete with or dislike.

is for Primary Group

A primary group is a group of people with very close relationships.

Primary groups are usually our friends and family!