Consider a person who is joining an organization or company, attending college or boarding school, or even a child beginning kinder garden. How is the process the student goes through a form of socialization? What new cultural behaviors must the student adapt to?

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Q: what is socialization ?

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Q: Define Operationalization?

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Q: What are cultural universals?

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Q: What Exactly Is “Race” Anyway?

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Q: Define Coercive Organizations?

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Q: what sociology have to do with emotions?

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