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This video explains the difference between primary and secondary socialisation
As you already know, your character is a part of your personality that can change with time.
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You build your character throughout time, changing what you do.
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Your character depends on the kind of things you learn, on the environment, on the culture and society you live in.
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Different people in different places, wear differently, speak differently, have different values, customs and habits.
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So we need to learn these habits, these customs and these values in order to become a normal and integrated part of the society we live in.
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This process is called socialization.
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Socialization is the process in which we learn how to be part of the society we live in.
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Of course, socialization begins in the family.
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This is what we call primary socialization.
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Our parents teach us our language, the basic rules, what to do, what should be avoided, how to behave.
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But there is later a second process that is also very important and is called secondary socialization.
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This takes place during adolescence and in this secondary socialization process,
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the group of friends, the group of peers plays a key role
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because we learn from other people like us how to behave, what to do,
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what is right or wrong to do with people like us.
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Being an active member of society is important
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and makes us an active citizen of the country or society we live in.
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But we must take into account that different societies have different rules,
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different values, different ways of life.
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That is what we call culture.
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The culture of a society is the way of life,
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their values, their attitudes, their customs, their rules,
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and they can be different.
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They change from place to place and they change with time.
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Different societies have different cultures, and this is good.
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Diversity is rich and makes our life more interesting and more passionate.
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it. But there is a limit to cultural diversity. The limit is the respect of human rights. It's
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okay that other countries eat different things or dress differently or think differently than us.
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It is good. But it is not good if their way of life is against human rights. So there is a limit
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to cultural diversity. We should celebrate our differences as long as they respect human
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dignity everywhere. And we must be cautious because abuse of human rights is not something
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that happens only in countries that are far away from us or in times of history that are far away
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from us. It also happens here and now. There are certain attitudes that we should always avoid
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because they are violations of human rights. Let's revise some of these attitudes against
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human dignity. For example, racism. Racism happens when people are discriminated against
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because of their aspect. For example, because of their skin color. You should be careful not to
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confuse racism and xenophobia. Xenophobia is also discrimination, but in this case it's discrimination
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against people because of their origin, because of the country they come from. For example,
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a xenophobic person hates people because they are foreigners. Another attitude against human rights
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is sexism, which is discrimination against a group of people because of their gender. Usually,
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women are discriminated so that's what generally happens that sexism affects
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them and they are mistreated they are not treated equally and that happens
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unfortunately today in our society as well because women and men do not always
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earn the same salary even if they do the same job another important attitude
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against human rights is homophobia homophobia is rejection of people that
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are homosexual.
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Homosexual people have been discriminated against for a long time, but this is totally
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unfair because everyone can live and laugh and do whatever you want as long as you respect
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other people as well.
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- Autor/es:
- César Prestel
- Subido por:
- César Pedro P.
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- Fecha:
- 5 de octubre de 2020 - 19:48
- Visibilidad:
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- IES CERVANTES
- Duración:
- 04′ 49″
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- 277.90 MBytes
