Which of the following are major areas involved in socialisation?

TV, school, parents and religion

According to Coakley & Pike (2014), socialisation is a process of...

Learning and social development

Secondary socialisation occurs after early childhood when we become affected by...

the media and wider major agencies such as schooling

Habitus (for Bourdieu) is related to...

Those around you (the environment)

For Bourdieu, education plays an important role in aiding and abetting social reproduction...

through prior accumulation of cultural capital

Functionalists view socialisation as what we

learn and must know to fit in to society

Marxism views society as...

a state of conflicts due to struggles for limited resources

Socialisation is also a process by which people

learn to conform to social norms

Marxism shares the internalisation theory with Functionalism but centres analysis upon...

economic factors that influence sport involvement

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1
Some refer to socialisation as...
'the transmission of genetics'
'the transmission of culture'
'the transmission of life'
'the transmission of money'
2
Which of the following are major areas involved in socialisation?
PCs, school, parents and religion
TV, school, parents and religion
PCs, pets, school and parents
TV, school, pets and religion
3
According to Coakley & Pike (2014), socialisation is a process of...
Learning and social development
Facilitation
Negotiation
Globalisation
4
Which occurs during early childhood?
Primary socialisation
Secondary socialisation
University
Puberty
5
Bourdieu's sociology is concerned with...
Habitus and capital
Economic factors that influence sport involvement
Social interaction
Capitalism
6
Secondary socialisation occurs after early childhood when we become affected by...
the media and wider major agencies such as schooling
our parents and family members
nurses and medical staff
our grandparents
7
Individuals can be socialised...
through sport
out of sport
into sport
all of the above
8
...socialisation occurs when
We interact with one another
We Google it
We are given lessons about it
We are in the womb
9
Habitus (for Bourdieu) is related to...
Economic factors
Those around you (the environment)
Structure/agency
Social position
10
For Bourdieu, education plays an important role in aiding and abetting social reproduction...
through prior accumulation of cultural capital
through economic struggles for power
through gender relations
through social interaction
11
Functionalist theory and socialisation is associated with
Gender studies
Types of capital
Internalisation
Economics
12
According to Horne et al. (2013), socialisation is a...
learning process.
sociological theory.
power.
type of capital.
13
Functionalists view socialisation as what we
gain through birth
develop to negotiate economic relations
learn and must know to fit in to society
use to negotiate relationships
14
Marxism views society as...
a state of conflicts due to struggles for limited resources
the habitus; ways in which we act and behave
set of rules which serve as a function
an interconnected web of relations
15
Socialisation is also a process by which people
learn to challenge hierarchies
learn to contest ways of being
purchase goods
learn to conform to social norms
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Marxism shares the internalisation theory with Functionalism but centres analysis upon...
the different types of capital that an individual accrues
economic factors that influence sport involvement
the ways in which individuals interact with one another
the habitus

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