alleryA new teacher learning the unwritten rules of a school illustrates:
Aprimary socialisation
Bgender socialisation
Csecondary socialisation
Danticipatory socialisation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. secondary socialisation
1. Entering a new group such as a school staff requires learning its rules.
2. New teachers must act differently from pupils and learn the new rules from people around them, which is secondary socialisation.
3. It is not primary, since it is not early family learning.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Socialization" (rev 1380116098), section "Secondary socialization"_
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