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| things that help provide socialization like individuals or groups |
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| when people use ethics to determine behaviors |
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| how people develop a social identity, how people learn norms, values, knowledge of their society |
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| early socialization that emphasizes basic knowledge and values of the society |
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| socialization to the morals of society |
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| a unique identity with a distinct personality |
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| a person you look up to and imitate through thoughts or actions |
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| how you guess people's reactions to yourself as a person through actions and appearance |
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| a process that tries to alter an inmates personality by control or manipulation of surroundings |
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| theory that people remain (personality and identity) the same even as they get older |
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