What is Socialization

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A process in which culture, which consists of social values, norms, and life styles that develop in society transition from generation to generation by learning. Learn more in: Effects of Computer Games on the Socialization Process and Inclination to Violence of Adolescent Students

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The process whereby an individual acquires a personal identity and learns the social norms, values, skills and behaviors that are necessary for participating within his or her own society. Learn more in: The Impact of Mobile Phones on Teenagers' Socialization and Emancipation

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The process of including a person as an integral part of a certain social community, which, as a rule, differs from a migrant in a number of characteristics (behavior, language, habits, attitude to law, etc.). Learn more in: The Role of the State in Optimizing Communication Between Generation Z and Migrants in the Human Resources Management

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The process by which students internalize the norms and values necessary for living in a civilized community. Learn more in: The Trends and Problems of Virtual Schools

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Enables the conversion of tacit knowledge through direct interaction between individuals through join activities by observation, imitation, practice and networking. Learn more in: The New Generation of Knowledge Management for the Web 2.0 Age: KM 2.0

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The process by which students internalize the norms and values necessary for living in a civilized community. Learn more in: The Problems and Possibilities of Virtual Schools

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It is the process of becoming a member of the society in which the individual was born or lived. Learn more in: Interaction of Internet Addiction with FoMO: The Role of Digital Media

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The process of adopting the behavior patterns of the surrounding culture. Learn more in: Gender Impact on Adult Education

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A process that enables a newer member to feel acquainted to the organization by learning the norms, values, and cultures of the organization. Learn more in: International Faculty Development in U.S. Higher Education

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Socialization is adoption of person to rules and forms of groups. Learn more in: Seeking Solutions for Enhancing Social Relations and Communication in Media-Dependent Children of the Digital Age

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Upbringing instructions, norms and values from society. Learn more in: Women and IT in Lilongwe

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A process whereby social values are imparted in particular young people to enable them to be in a better position to meet all challenges in the journal of life. Learn more in: Indigenous African Knowledge System (IAKS) Ethos: Prospects for a Post-Colonial Curriculum

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Socialization includes factors that children are introduced to within their environments that shape their perceptions, reactions, or beliefs. Examples of these factors may include experiences that parents expose their children to, or the media. Learn more in: Children's Development: A Glance Into Early Childhood Education and Family Dynamics

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Entails the development of specialized knowledge and skills, development of a sense of occupational identity, internalization of the norms of the profession, and incorporation of those norms into one’s behaviors and into one’s personal identity ( Bierema, 2010 ). Learn more in: Faculty Socialization and Gaining Tenure: Ethical Concerns and Considerations

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The process in which a student’s environment prepares them for academic and workplace integration. Learn more in: Advancing Retention and Engagement Strategies Through Effective Online Mediums

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The adoption of the behavior patterns of the surrounding culture. Learn more in: Student Retention in Online Education

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The means by which individuals learn the values and behaviors that are appropriate for a social group. 1Scholars disagree about whether to use the term “culture” or “climate” to describe the social context and values of an organization. We follow Thumin & Thumin (2011, p. 106) in using the term culture because it is “the richer, more meaningful, more all-encompassing term.” Learn more in: Building a Culture of Integrity

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A theory that refers to a process of acquiring and dispensing standards, customs, and beliefs. Learn more in: Patching the Pipeline: Reimagining the Roadmap to Higher Education

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The process by which an individual becomes a part of a group. Learn more in: Towards Understanding the Successful Adoption of Blog-Based Knowledge Management Systems: A Socio-Psychological Approach

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Is the process of integrating students into an academic or professional culture in such a way that the student can embody the characteristics of such community within a specific discipline. Learn more in: Developing a Sense of Community Through Engaging Platforms in Support of Online Graduate Students Socialization

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The process of successfully integrating into a new role within the organization. Learn more in: A Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Perspective on Organizational Socialization in the New Age of Remote Work

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The inclusion of the individual in the social construction. Learn more in: The Habit of Watching Television and Using Computer in Primary School Children

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A continuing process whereby an individual acquires a personal identity and learns the norms, values, behavior, and social skills appropriate to his or her social position. Learn more in: Distributed Work Environments: The Impact of Technology in the Workplace

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Does the game offer local and online multiplayer or cooperative play, which offers support and socialization between players? Learn more in: Making Exergames Appealing: An Assessment of Commercial Exergames

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Lifelong process of developing skills and habits necessary to function effectively in society. Learn more in: Case Study Analysis of a Behavior Intervention Service Delivery Model With Autism Spectrum Disorder Students

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The process through which individuals internalize their cultural surroundings as a kind of proficiency in the use of the symbols, habits and abilities that define those cultural surroundings. Also, the appropriation of societal norm by an individual towards becoming part of society. Learn more in: PLAYER: A European Challenge Game to Discover Young Entrepreneurs

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It is the process through which a person, from birth through death, is taught the norms, customs, values, and roles of the society in which they live. Learn more in: Identifiable Challenges as Global Complexities: Globalization, Gender Violence, and Statelessness

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A process of one’s adaptation to and integration into a new environment, including a new organization, which includes learning new behaviors, values, expectations, attitudes, knowledge, skills, and establishing new relationships. Learn more in: The Role of Strategic Leadership in Building the Geocentric Culture of Global Corporations

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A purposeful interaction that a child takes with others towards satisfaction of individual needs and social acceptance. Learn more in: Drawing the Line Between the Good and the Bad Effects of Superheroes in Early Childhood Education

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It is the process of sharing tacit knowledge through face-to-face communication. Learn more in: Knowledge Creation, Ba and CoP: The Experience at IADE-UAM

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Socialization is that the situation in which learners can interact with each other or with instructors in learning environments. Learn more in: Design Models for Developing Educational Virtual Reality Environments: A Systematic Review

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The process of becoming a fan through learning the culture and history of a particular sport, team, and/or athlete. Learn more in: Sport Fan Consumption: Contemporary Research and Emerging Trends

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The act of interaction, information or knowledge sharing among group of people. Learn more in: Social Media Applications as Effective Service Delivery Tools for Librarians

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Processes by which people adapt to the society and form themselves as personalities. Learn more in: A Theoretical Conceptualization of the Hidden Curriculum in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century

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The process by which individuals acquire the knowledge, language, social skills, and value to conform to the norms and roles required for the integration into a group or community. Learn more in: The Fundamentals of Organizational Citizenship Behavior

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Socialization is the process by which someone learns the ways of a given society or social group so that he/she can function within it; the process by which people learn how to perform specified social roles in a way that is acceptable to the members of a cultural group and come to internalize those expectations. Learn more in: Occupational Culture and Socialization in IS

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The process in which that member of a team acquires the knowledge, behavior, and attitude needed to participate fully as a member of the team. Learn more in: Managing Relationships in Virtual Team Socialization