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A. Socialization agents are like the "shapers" of our personalities, behaviors, and beliefs. They're the people, groups, or institutions that influence us and help us learn how to navigate the world.
Some examples of socialization agents include:
- Family: our parents, siblings, and extended family members who teach us values, traditions, and cultural norms.
- Education: schools, teachers, and peers who shape our knowledge, attitudes, and skills.
- Media: television, social media, music, and movies that influence our beliefs, behaviors, and perceptions.
- Religion: religious institutions, leaders, and communities that teach us spiritual values and practices.
- Peers: friends, classmates, and social groups that shape our identities, interests, and behaviors.
Some examples of socialization agents include:
- Family: our parents, siblings, and extended family members who teach us values, traditions, and cultural norms.
- Education: schools, teachers, and peers who shape our knowledge, attitudes, and skills.
- Media: television, social media, music, and movies that influence our beliefs, behaviors, and perceptions.
- Religion: religious institutions, leaders, and communities that teach us spiritual values and practices.
- Peers: friends, classmates, and social groups that shape our identities, interests, and behaviors.
(a)
Self-reliance is like being your own superhero. You've got your own powers, skills, and abilities to save the day (or achieve your goals). You don't need to rely on others to get things done.
- Self-sufficiency is like being a master chef in your own kitchen. You've got all the ingredients, recipes, and cooking skills to whip up a storm (or meet your own needs). You don't need to order takeout (or rely on others) to survive.
(b) four ways to apply independence and self-reliance for personal growth:
1. _Take the reins_: Set your own goals, make your own plans, and take ownership of your life. Don't wait for others to tell you what to do.
2. _Get resourceful_: Develop your own problem-solving skills, think creatively, and find your own solutions. Don't rely on others to fix things for you.
3. _Know thyself_: Understand your own emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. Learn to manage them, and don't rely on others to motivate or regulate you.
4. _Level up_: Keep learning, growing, and expanding your skills and knowledge. Become your own expert, and don't rely on others to tell you what you need to know.
Self-reliance is like being your own superhero. You've got your own powers, skills, and abilities to save the day (or achieve your goals). You don't need to rely on others to get things done.
- Self-sufficiency is like being a master chef in your own kitchen. You've got all the ingredients, recipes, and cooking skills to whip up a storm (or meet your own needs). You don't need to order takeout (or rely on others) to survive.
(b) four ways to apply independence and self-reliance for personal growth:
1. _Take the reins_: Set your own goals, make your own plans, and take ownership of your life. Don't wait for others to tell you what to do.
2. _Get resourceful_: Develop your own problem-solving skills, think creatively, and find your own solutions. Don't rely on others to fix things for you.
3. _Know thyself_: Understand your own emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. Learn to manage them, and don't rely on others to motivate or regulate you.
4. _Level up_: Keep learning, growing, and expanding your skills and knowledge. Become your own expert, and don't rely on others to tell you what you need to know.
1. C. increased output
2. C. harmony
3. B. adapts the environment to his need
4. B. low quality of life
5. A. husband father's compound
6. C. adolescence
[8/26, 1:53 PM] Sir Phillimon: 7. C. harmony
8. B. adapts the environment to his need
9. B. low quality of life
10. A. husband father's compound
11. C. adolescence
12. B. reading job advertisements
13. D. encouraging entrepreneurship
2. C. harmony
3. B. adapts the environment to his need
4. B. low quality of life
5. A. husband father's compound
6. C. adolescence
[8/26, 1:53 PM] Sir Phillimon: 7. C. harmony
8. B. adapts the environment to his need
9. B. low quality of life
10. A. husband father's compound
11. C. adolescence
12. B. reading job advertisements
13. D. encouraging entrepreneurship
25. *A* pressure on children.
26. *C* - Inequitable in prioritizing projects.
27. *D* - plough back profit into the business.
28. *A*- struggle for political power.
29. *A* - Allowing only girls to study science at all levels.
30. *B* - poor leadership.
31. *C* - Encouraging political activities for the youth.
32. *B* lack of deposit mobilization.
33. *C* saving at home.
34. *B* self-confidence.
35. *C* lack of common currency.
36. *B* human resources.
37. *B* maintain national identity.
38. *B* qualitative increase in the manufacturing sector.
39. *A* adds to the collective effort towards nation-building.
40. *C* truancy.
41. *A* unrestricted executive powers.
26. *C* - Inequitable in prioritizing projects.
27. *D* - plough back profit into the business.
28. *A*- struggle for political power.
29. *A* - Allowing only girls to study science at all levels.
30. *B* - poor leadership.
31. *C* - Encouraging political activities for the youth.
32. *B* lack of deposit mobilization.
33. *C* saving at home.
34. *B* self-confidence.
35. *C* lack of common currency.
36. *B* human resources.
37. *B* maintain national identity.
38. *B* qualitative increase in the manufacturing sector.
39. *A* adds to the collective effort towards nation-building.
40. *C* truancy.
41. *A* unrestricted executive powers.