PPT-Peer Influences and The Paradox of Adolescent Socialization

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Joe Allen University of Virginia Copies of related papers are available at WWWTEENRESEARCHORG How Do We Socialize Our Youth How Do We Turn Our Young People From Dependent Children Into Productive Adults. Joanna M. Chango. Joseph P. Allen, . Ph.D. David . Szwedo. Megan . Schad. Copies of this and related papers are available at:. WWW.TEENRESEARCH.ORG. Self Determination Theory. Autonomy. Competence. Relatedness. Sailesh Gupta, Mumbai. Secretary General, IAP. Agam’s regret. Agam - a car thief, at 15. Went to Jail at 16. Emerged 6 mo later and knocked down a pedestrian with a stolen vehicle. Jailed for 7 years.. Vocabulary. Social environment. Feral children. Socialization. Self. Looking-glass self. Taking the role of the other. Significant other. Generalized other. Id. Ego. Superego. Degradation ceremony. Gender socialization. Mediational. Model . Rachel Kupferberg. Developmental Psychology . Overview of the Model . PV: Adolescent attachment style. Unresolved- disorganized adolescent attachment. MV: Peer relationship quality. Sailesh Gupta, Mumbai. Secretary General, IAP. Agam’s regret. Agam - a car thief, at 15. Went to Jail at 16. Emerged 6 mo later and knocked down a pedestrian with a stolen vehicle. Jailed for 7 years.. An . OXYMORON. . is a . combination of . contradictory. words. that are . stuck together. in a . way that actually . seems to . make sense.. open secret. act naturally. found missing. deafening silence. Key Questions. What are the most important agents of socialization in the United States?. Why are family and education important social institutions?. Agents of Socialization. The views of Locke, Cooley, and Mead provide theoretical explanations of the socialization process. . The lifelong process in which an individual learns the values and norms of a society or social group. . Socialization teaches you to value and do things that you would not naturally do. Example: Say “thank you” when someone hands you something. Which do you feel is more influential in development, nature or nurture? Why?. Do you think individuals can have a sense of self without interaction with others?. Feral Children – Child raised by Monkeys. Module . 12:. . Community Linkages. and Adolescent Involvement. 1. Module 12 Learning Objectives. After completing this module, participants will be able to:. . Discuss common challenges to creating strong facility-community linkages in support of ALHIV and their caregivers, and strategies to overcome these challenges. Chapter 3. Socialization: From Infancy to Old Age. Learning Objectives. LO . 5.1 . Describe how social interaction is the foundation of personality. .. Nature vs. nurture, isolated children.. LO 5.2 . Feral children are a poignant example of the nature vs nurture interplay in socialization.. Read text pages 99-100 about the neglected girl in Florida,. Socialization. - The process through which people are . Socialization. Presented by -. . . Srija. . Chatterjee. A . society.  is a . group.  of people involved in persistent . social interaction, . or a large . social groups sharing . The process of learning to participate in a group. Begins at birth and continues throughout life. Very important to the development of an individual. EFFECTS OF SOCIAL ISOLATION. Harry Harlow monkey experiments.

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