A Random Versus Sequential Socialization Strategy Refers to

question 2

Multiple Choice

A random versus sequential socialization strategy refers to

• A) training that occurs in no particular order versus training in a particular pattern.
• B) training that varies in how long it takes versus training that always takes the same amount of time.
• C) training by oneself versus training with a number of other people.
• D) training by oneself versus training with a mentor or person who previously held the position.

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Definitions:

Peer Group Pressure

A phenomenon where individuals feel compelled to conform to the attitudes, behaviors, or values of their peers or social group.

Control Theories

In sociology and criminology, theories that explain social order as being maintained by social norms and institutions that encourage conformity and dissuade deviant behavior.

Social Controls

Mechanisms, both formal and informal, that regulate individual and group behavior, aiming to enforce conformity to societal norms.

Conformity

The act of aligning one's beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors with those of a group or societal norms, often to fit in or be accepted.