1. However, from a social action perspective socialisation can never be simply a matter of internalisation of fixed social rules.

2. Socialisation is, by its nature, a means to create change as well, because human behaviour is learned rather than imprinted.

3. Socialisation is essential for a person to develop into a social being.

4. Lacey, for instance, develops a model of socialisation based on a modification of Becker's concept of social strategy.

5. That encourages experiential learning and socialisation in a way that few Western special education or therapeutic settings do.

6. It is this process of socialisation - the gradual adoption of values and norms associated with social roles - which generates ageism.

7. The effects of television on childhood socialisation have been hotly debated for more than three decades.

8. Individuals are profoundly affected by their occupational socialisation, through training and through day-to-day work.

9. They demonstrated the importance of early socialisation for the development of social and mental skills in the individual.

10. Despite the primacy of its influence, socialisation in the early years of life is not confined to the family, however.

11. This, then, is loss - socialisation in action – it guarantees a public buffer to protect creditors.

12. Within the present context, however, I shall concentrate on the question of the socialisation of production.

13. Less deliberately structured groupings can exhibit similar patterns of socialisation, too.

14. It was decided that the main thrust of the research should be in the domain of economic and political socialisation during adolescence.

15. As lesbians we bear testimony to this resistance to socialisation.

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16. Although the negotiation of rules is a constant process, this does not completely undermine the power of socialisation.

17. Law and custom thus defend the family as the prime agent of socialisation only in so far as it fulfils the task currently prescribed.

18. There is often stronger social control evident in the socialisation of girls in comparison to boys.

19. I have also met parents who are willing to shove Ritalin down the throats of their young child, simply because their offspring have never been taught the rudiments of socialisation.

20. Undoubtedly gambling, like other addictions, depends on a complicated mixture of brain chemistry, environment and socialisation.

21. They are invited to walk naked in the street to waiting taxis, which they do. They have overcome a significant bit of socialisation.

22. We, of course, know that with time, culture and socialisation do play a role in determining a male brain or female brain.

23. Whether this secularism has much to offer the millions of women who are, by socialisation or choice, religious, is a prescient issue that is being raised especially by postcolonial critics.