Education

  • Categories of Social Organizations – Types of Social Organizations

    Categories of Social Organizations – Types of Social Organizations

    There are two broad categories of social organizations, namely, those that arise out of kinship and those that result from members’ free and voluntary associations. A brief overview of a few such organizations is given below: Family Of all social institutions, it is the oldest and the most universal. It is also the social organization’s most…

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  • Agents of Socialization – Social Group Agents

    Agents of Socialization – Social Group Agents

    Socialization allows persons learn to act efficiently in their social settings. When does the socialization process happen? How do we learn to use the artifacts of the material culture of our society? What are the ideals, values, and principles that reflect the non-material society adopted? This learning takes place through contact with numerous socialization agents, such…

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  • Social Structure – Study of Sociology

    Social Structure – Study of Sociology

    Social structure is the patterned social relationships of society in the social sciences that both arise from and decide the behavior of individuals. Similarly, it is assumed that culture is grouped into structurally-related classes or collections of positions with varying tasks, meanings, or motives. Family, faith, law, culture, and class provide examples of social order.…

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  • Social Processes – Types of Social Process

    Social Processes – Types of Social Process

    The study of diverse forms of interaction between individuals or groups, such as collaboration and conflict, social diversity and integration, growth and decay, are all examples of social processes. Individuals and groups use social processes to communicate, adapt, and readjust, as well as create connections and behavioral patterns that are then re-adjusted as a consequence…

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  • Socialization – Goals and  Importance of Socialization

    Socialization – Goals and Importance of Socialization

    There are socially accepted forms of every culture in which the rules and beliefs of society are inculcated in the human child who, as a biological entity with animalistic desires or urges, comes into this universe. Individuals develop group-defined forms of thinking and doing, and their identity becomes part of what they socially learn. The…

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  • Elements of Culture and Cultural Variations – Sociology

    Elements of Culture and Cultural Variations – Sociology

    Culture refers to the traits that define a society or social group. Symbols, ideals, language, and conventions are the most essential traits that define a society or social group. Here are some elements which collectively create a culture: Symbols A diversity of symbols is the first element found in any civilization. Anything that is used…

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  • Fields of Sociology – Classification of Sociology into Specialized Fields

    Fields of Sociology – Classification of Sociology into Specialized Fields

    Sociology is classified into several specialized fields, some of which are: Applied sociology Humanistic sociology Collective behavior Sociology of religion Comparative sociology Urban sociology Rural sociology Social psychology Social control Demography Deviant behavior Cultural sociology Sociology of literature Military sociology Sociology of language Applied Sociology ‘Applied sociology’ and ‘sociological practice’ (also referred to as political…

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  • Stages of Socialization and the Life Course

    Stages of Socialization and the Life Course

    Pursuant to G.H. Mead, the self, as it did for Cooley, reflects the cumulative total of people’s conscious understanding of their personality as distinct from others. However, his general view of socialization as a lifetime mechanism influenced Mead’s philosophy of self. He assumed that self, like Cooley, is a social product that emerges from interactions…

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  • Process of Socialization and Development of Self and Personality

    Process of Socialization and Development of Self and Personality

    Socialization is a process of life, but is commonly broken into two components: primary and secondary socialization. Primary Socialization Primary socialization refers to the socialization of the child. It is a mechanism by which the child learns, internalizes norms and beliefs, vocabulary and cognitive ability. The baby knows the strategies of a given grouping and…

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  • Mass Communication Admission Test Notes for Students to Get Admission in University

    Mass Communication Admission Test Notes for Students to Get Admission in University

    Mass Communication is a field in which students are eager to get in, so they chose to study Mass Communication. Getting admission in Mass Communication at higher level is not easy. Students have to take admission test and then if they are short listed then they present themselves Infront of Interview panel for evaluation. This…

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