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Socialization Across the Life Course

Manual: General · Subject: Sociology

See how people change through childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and old age.

Growing Up in Society

The life course

The life course is the idea that people pass through stages of life shaped by social expectations and institutions. Age, schooling, work, family, and retirement all influence identity.

Resocialization

Resocialization happens when people learn new norms and behaviors, often in a new institution such as the military, prison, or a religious community.

Stages and influences

StageCommon social influences
ChildhoodFamily, school, language learning
AdolescencePeers, identity, media
AdulthoodWork, marriage, parenting
Later lifeRetirement, health, community