Explain the detailed process where individuals construct the social worldusing the concepts provided by Berger and Luckman's Social Construction ofReality; Socialization, Internalization, Externalization, Objectivation, Institutionalization, and Legitimation

defining the process of socialization

The definition of social construction incorporates all of the following           except:a. The idea that human beings do not experience reality objectively or naturally, but through the filter of our cultural beliefs, concepts, myths and valuesb. Cultural beliefs, concepts, myths, and values are taught to us through interactions with social institutions that construct our perceptions of “reality.”c. An enduring pattern in society based on the ranking of categories of people into social positions, which determines one’s access to society’s rewards and resourcesd. Dominant beliefs and values in society, are determined by power relations i.e., determined by who has the power to institutionalize definitions, concepts, myths, and values that serve their interests.e. None of the above.Group of answer choicesc.a.b.d.e.

Socialization is the process by which the individual learns to conform to the norms of society.Select one:TrueFalse

Describe the difference between preindustrial, industrial, and postindustrial societies.Summarize social structure (macrosociology) and the components that make it up.Summarize social interaction and impression management as it relates to microsociology.Differentiate between psychological and sociological theories of self-development.List the main agents of socialization and apply them to your own socialization experiences.Examine the importance of socialization across the life course.Define types of groups: primary, secondary, reference, in-group, and out-groups and relate them to your own life.Identify peer pressure and conformity in society and personal experiences.Describe the characteristics of formal organizations/bureaucracies and dynamics within them.

what is socialization