This is related to organizational behavior. Meaning, features, types, agencies, stages of socialization is explained

1. SOCIALISATION PROCESS
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Sushil Mahato

2. SOCIALISATION
It is the lifelong process of inheriting and
disseminating norms, customs, and
ideologies, providing an individual with
the skills and habits necessary for
participating within their own society.
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3. THEORY OF SOCIALISATION
Jean Piaget
Children pass through these stages
 Sensorimotor stage : Birth-2 year old
• Ability to hold an image in their mind
permanently
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4.  Preoperational stage : 2 – 7 Years old
• Learn to tell the difference between symbols
and their meaning
 Concrete operations stage : 7 – 11 years
old
• Learn to mentally perform certain task
 Formal operations stage : 12 – 15 years
old
 Consider abstract mathematical, logical and moral
problem
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5. GEORGE HERBERT MEAD
Theory of social behaviourism
 To explain how social experience develops an
individual’s self-concept
 Central concept is self
Process of forming the self in three stages
 Imitation stage
 Play stage
 Game stage
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6. FEATURES OF SOCIALISATION
 Inculcates basic discipline
 Helps to control human behaviour
 Rapid
 Formal and informal
 Continuous process
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7. TYPES OF SOCIALISATION
 Primary socialisation
 Secondary socialisation
 Adult socialisation
 Anticipatory socialisation
 Re socialisation
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8. AGENCIES OF SOCIALISATION
 Family
 Peer group
 Religion
 Work
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9.  Educational institutions
 Occupation
 Political parties
 Mass media
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10. STAGES OF SOCIALISATION
 Investigation
 Socialisation
 Maintenance
 Re-socialisation
 remembrance
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11. CONSEQUENCES OF SOCIALISATION
 Establishes self-concepts
 Create the capacity for role taking
 Create the tendency for people to act in
socially acceptable ways
 Make people bearers of culture.
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