Enculturation and Socialization
ENCULTURATION
-Is the process by which
individual acquire the
knowledge, skills, attitudes
and values that enable them
to become a functioning
member of their societies.
SOCIALIZATION
-Is the process whereby the
individual’s behavior is
modified to conform to the
expectation of the group.
HUMAN LEVEL
-Is considered the attainment of human of a personality. This
implies the assimilation of behavior, attitudes, and values the
society considers necessary
and important to the well-being of the
group.
ANIMAL LEVEL
-Is characterized by desires for sex and reproduction. At this
stage man is no different from animals in their need for food and
sex. At this stage, the socialization of man is incomplete.
VEGETATIVE LEVEL
-Refers to embryo and early infancy. This is characterized by
preoccupation with food. The main thought of the infant is
survival.
3 Levels of
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
