Which of the following are secondary agents of socialisation?

Options

A. School and neighbourhood
B. School and immediate family members
C. Family and relatives
D. Family and neighbourhood

Answer

A

Explanation

Socialisation is the process through which people learn how to behave and relate with others. Secondary socialisation involves learning what is considered as fitting behaviour as a member of a particular group within society. In schools, apart from acquiring knowledge and skills, children learn how to follow instructions and obey those in authority. Individuals also learn about social skills from their peers.