The Process by Which Children Are Taught How to Interact

question 33

Multiple Choice

The process by which children are taught how to interact in appropriate ways according to the rules and norms of their society is called

• A) indoctrination.
• B) socialization.
• C) cathexis.
• D) induction.

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Definitions:

Social Expectations

The anticipated standards or behaviors that society believes individuals should conform to in various social contexts.

Emotional Experiences

Intense feelings that arise in response to internal or external events, significantly contributing to an individual's psychological state.

India and England

Refer to the historical, cultural, and political relations between the Republic of India and England, including colonial ties and subsequent independence.

Emotion Regulation

The process by which individuals influence their emotions, how they experience them, and how they are expressed.