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Sportsfan2111

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Why is the family such an important agency of socialization?
 
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Question 2

According to Shepard, political systems in nation-states typically fall somewhere between which of these polar types?
 
  a. democratic or authoritarian
  b. democratic or totalitarian
  c. republican or democratic
  d. communist or republican
  e. totalitarian or authoritarian



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Answer to Question 1

The family is a child's first exposure to the world around him or her. The child is completely dependent upon the family for his or her survival. By the time independence and individual judgment develop, a lot of the socialization process has already taken place. In addition, the family of birth is a major determinant of one's position in society. The social position or social class of one's family has a profound effect on how he or she will be treated by others.

Answer to Question 2

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