socialisations
Learning social norms
Socialisations is the plural of socialisation, the British spelling of socialization.
The word names the process by which individuals learn to function in society—absorbing its norms, values, and behaviors.
Children undergo socialisation through family, school, and peers.
The term extends to any process of adapting to group expectations: workplace socialisations, political socialisations.
Adopting another group's customs
- traditionsLong-established customs passed down
- customsTraditional practices or import taxes
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- communityCollective of connected people
family rituals · religious practices · cultural norms · identity formation · intergenerational · ethnic identity · language acquisition · ceremonies
How young people grow
- nurseryRoom for infants
- kindergartenEarly schooling for youngsters
- learningGaining knowledge gradually
- toddlersVery young children
preschool · milestones · sharing · turn-taking · cooperation · attachment · early years · playground
New member integration process
- corporate cultureShared workplace values, norms
- networkingBuilding professional relationships
- team buildingFostering workplace collaboration
- orientationPosition relative to surroundings
mentorship · induction · colleagues · professional development · probation · training · water cooler · lunch meetings
Organized social gatherings
- meetupsArranged social gatherings
- mixersCombination devices or gatherings
- receptionsEvents welcoming guests
- get-togethersInformal social gatherings
networking events · cocktail hours · dinners · barbecues · brunches · house parties · happy hours · reunions
Consolidating private into communal ownership
- nationalisationState acquisition of industry
- state ownershipGovernment possession of assets
- public sectorState-controlled economic portion
- communalShared by a community
cooperative · redistribution · centralisation · government control · Marxism · public ownership · economic reform · collectivism
acculturation
Adopting another group's customs
- traditionsLong-established customs passed down
- customsTraditional practices or import taxes
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
community · family rituals · religious practices · cultural norms · identity formation · intergenerational · ethnic identity · language acquisition · ceremonies · rites of passage
child development
How young people grow
- nurseryRoom for infants
- kindergartenEarly schooling for youngsters
- learningGaining knowledge gradually
toddlers · preschool · milestones · sharing · turn-taking · cooperation · attachment · early years · playground · daycare
onboarding
New member integration process
- corporate cultureShared workplace values, norms
- networkingBuilding professional relationships
- team buildingFostering workplace collaboration
orientation · mentorship · induction · colleagues · professional development · probation · training · water cooler · lunch meetings · career development
parties
Organized social gatherings
- meetupsArranged social gatherings
- mixersCombination devices or gatherings
- receptionsEvents welcoming guests
get-togethers · networking events · cocktail hours · dinners · barbecues · brunches · house parties · happy hours · reunions · celebrations
collectivisation
Consolidating private into communal ownership
- nationalisationState acquisition of industry
- state ownershipGovernment possession of assets
- public sectorState-controlled economic portion
communal · cooperative · redistribution · centralisation · government control · Marxism · public ownership · economic reform · collectivism · state intervention
socialisationsreclusiveness
State of avoiding society
isolation · isolations · seclusion · withdrawals · withdrawal
socialisationsnonconformity
Rejection of prevailing norms
deviance · individualism · rebellion · delinquency · maladjustment
socialisationsprivatisations
Transferring public ownership privately
privatizations · deregulations · liberalisations · divestments · sell-offs