Question

question 53
the term \socialization\ in psychology means:

• being able to work well with others
• being part of a social structure
• internalizing attitudes of those around you
• being able to communicate effectively

Explanation:

In psychology, socialization refers to the process where individuals internalize the norms, values, and attitudes of their social group (those around them). The other options: "working well with others" is more about social skills, "being part of a social structure" is a structural view (more sociology - adjacent), and "effective communication" is a communication skill, not socialization. So the correct meaning is internalizing attitudes of those around you.

Answer:

C. internalizing attitudes of those around you (assuming the options are labeled A - D with A: being able to work well with others, B: being part of a social structure, C: internalizing attitudes of those around you, D: being able to communicate effectively)