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    W2-Agent of Socialisation

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    The document discusses several aspects of traditional Eastern and modern Western cultures. It notes that traditional Eastern cultures value community over the individual, the past over the present, and patience over effort to achieve goals. It also states that aging represents wisdom in traditional cultures but decay and loss in modern cultures. Assertiveness goes against social norms in traditional cultures but represents social skills in modern cultures. Extended families are valued over nuclear families in traditional cultures. It then asks if the reader agrees with this comparison of cultures and if anything should be added. It provides a source for the information.

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    W2-Agent of Socialisation

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    The document discusses several aspects of traditional Eastern and modern Western cultures. It notes that traditional Eastern cultures value community over the individual, the past over the present, and patience over effort to achieve goals. It also states that aging represents wisdom in traditional cultures but decay and loss in modern cultures. Assertiveness goes against social norms in traditional cultures but represents social skills in modern cultures. Extended families are valued over nuclear families in traditional cultures. It then asks if the reader agrees with this comparison of cultures and if anything should be added. It provides a source for the information.

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    The document discusses several aspects of traditional Eastern and modern Western cultures. It notes that traditional Eastern cultures value community over the individual, the past over the present, and patience over effort to achieve goals. It also states that aging represents wisdom in traditional cultures but decay and loss in modern cultures. Assertiveness goes against social norms in traditional cultures but represents social skills in modern cultures. Extended families are valued over nuclear families in traditional cultures. It then asks if the reader agrees with this comparison of cultures and if anything should be added. It provides a source for the information.

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    53 views9 pages

    W2-Agent of Socialisation

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    PISMPTESLSK Dian Suraya Binti Arifin
    The document discusses several aspects of traditional Eastern and modern Western cultures. It notes that traditional Eastern cultures value community over the individual, the past over the present, and patience over effort to achieve goals. It also states that aging represents wisdom in traditional cultures but decay and loss in modern cultures. Assertiveness goes against social norms in traditional cultures but represents social skills in modern cultures. Extended families are valued over nuclear families in traditional cultures. It then asks if the reader agrees with this comparison of cultures and if anything should be added. It provides a source for the information.

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    Agent of

    Socialisatio
    n
    TSLB 1094 CONTEMPORARY
    SOCIAL STUDIES
    Modern vs Traditional Culture
    Do you agree with the comparison below? Do you have anything to add?

    TRADITIONAL CULTURE (EASTERN) MODERN CULTURE (WESTERN)

    ▪Community is important ▪Individual is important

    ▪Past is important ▪Present is dominant

    ▪Goals are met with patience ▪Goals are met with effort

    ▪Aging is a source of wisdom ▪Aging is decay and loss

    ▪Assertiveness is going against the ▪Assertiveness is social skills


    norms ▪Family is nucleus family
    ▪Family is the extended family

    Source: Indigenousworks.ca
    Feral Children
    The naked child was found in the forest, walking on all fours, eating grass
    and lapping water from the river. When he saw a small animal, he
    pounced on it. Growling, he ripped at it with his teeth. Tearing chunks
    from the body, he chewed them ravenously.
    (Henslin, 2016)

    Why did the child end up like that?

    Without language, there can be no culture- no shared way of life-and culture is the key to
    what people become.
    What is socialisation?
    refers to the lifelong social experience by which people develop
    their human potential and learn culture. (Macionis, 2018)

    the process by which people learn the characteristics of their


    group-the knowledge, skills, attitudes, values, norms, and
    actions thought appropriate for them (Henslin, 2016)
    What is socialisation?

    Who are the people most influential in molding you to be who you are
    today?

    Your socialisation would include these domains : Psychosocial ( Erikson),


    Psychosexual (Freud), Moral (Kohlberg), Cognitive (Piaget)
    Agents of Socialisation
    ▪people or groups that affect our self concept,
    attitudes, behaviors or other orientations toward
    life
    Agents of Socialisation
    ▪Family
    ▪Peers
    ▪Schools / educational institution
    ▪The mass media
    ▪Religion
    ▪Your workplace
    How do these agents influence you?
    1. Your identity 1. Your passion
    2. Your beliefs 2. Your role in society
    3. Your hobbies 3. Your norms
    4. Your values 4. Your social class
    Questions on the article “Korean Wave
    (Hallyu) – The Rise of Korea’s Cultural
    Economy & Pop Culture”
    1. What are the impact of Hallyu on popular culture? What aspect of popular culture has changed as a
    result of Hallyu?

    2. Do you think Hallyu as a mass media/ popular culture has been influential as a agent of socialisation in
    your case?

    3. Do you think Hallyu culture can be sustained for the next 10 years? Why and why not?

    4. The Chinese Communist Party has been clamping down on celebrity culture, will it work? Do you think
    Hallyu will be affected?

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