Learning the ways of one's culture, from helpless infant to skilled person, is called:
Astratification
Burbanisation
Cmodernisation
Dsocialisation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. socialisation
1. Socialisation is the process in which a helpless infant gradually becomes a self-aware, knowledgeable person skilled in the ways of the culture it is born into.
2. The stem describes exactly this: an infant turning into a skilled member of its culture.
3. Stratification ranks groups in a hierarchy, urbanisation is the growth of towns, and modernisation is a change in institutions; none describes learning a culture.
_Source: NCERT Class XI Sociology, Introducing Sociology, Ch 4 Culture and Socialisation, "SOCIALISATION", p. 73_
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