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Tareq Al Jamal Sociology Socialization Socialization is learning. Socialization refers to all learning regardless of setting or age of the individual. In every group one has to learn the rules, expectations, and truths of that group, whether the group is your family, the army, or the state (nation). Socialization is the process where by people acquires personality and learns the way of life of their society. Essentially, one has to learn Culture. Learning culture is learning everything. It encompasses all the truths, values, rules, and goals that people share with one another. Culture is a shared perspective. The most important time when socialization occurs is between the ages of one and ten. We obviously learn throughout our lives, but this first ten years is most important in determining who we are for the rest of our lives. Masculinities have a big role between kids especially while growing up. It creates their image...

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