4.2 Political Socialization.

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4.2 Political Socialization

defined Continuing process by which political values are formed and passed from on generation to the next Allows a citizen to become aware of politics, learn political facts, and form political values and opinions

POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION HELPS US COMPREHEND THE POLITICAL SYSTEM HELPS US LEARN TO BE CITIZENS (MEMBERS OF A POLITICAL SOCIETY)

Agents of political socialization PEOPLE & INSTITUTIONS WE COME IN CONTACT WITH THAT INFLUENCE OUR BELIEFS Family Education religion Social groups Media Political events Generational and life cycle globalization

AGENT #1- THE FAMILY HOW DOES FAMILY INFLUENCE OUR BELIEFS?

FAMILY HAS STRONGEST INFLUENCE ON PARTY I.D.

AGENT #2- SCHOOLS & EDUCATION HOW DOES THE EDUCATION WE RECEIVE IMPACT ON OUR POLITICAL VIEWS?

STUDIES SHOW THE MORE FORMAL EDUCATION ONE RECEIVES, THE MORE KNOWLEDGE OF ISSUES AND EVENTS, THE MORE LIKELY TO PARTICIPATE

Social groups

HOW DOES RELIGIOUS DOCTRINE IMPACT ON OUR POLITICAL VIEWS? AGENT #3- RELIGION HOW DOES RELIGIOUS DOCTRINE IMPACT ON OUR POLITICAL VIEWS?

SOCIAL STATUS THEORY CATHOLICS & JEWS ORIGINALLY POOR & DISCRIMINATED, ATTACHED TO MORE LIBERAL SOCIAL DOCTRINE

RELIGIOUS TRADITION CONTENT THEORY ISSUE OF PERSONAL SALVATION V. SOCIAL JUSTICE MAKES SOME GROUPS MORE LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE THAN OTHERS

AGENT #4- PEERS DO YOU & YOUR FRIENDS DISCUSS ISSUES?

POLITICAL ATTITUDES ARE FORMED AND STUDIES SHOW WHEN PEERS ENGAGE IN POLITICAL DISCUSSION, POLITICAL ATTITUDES ARE FORMED AND SOLIDIFIED

AGENT #5- MASS MEDIA

MOST GET INFORMATION FROM TELEVISION PEOPLE TEND TO GRAVITATE TOWARDS MEDIA THAT MATCHES THEIR VIEWS (SELECTIVE ATTENTION)

AGENT #6-SECONDARY GROUPS

- PEOPLE ARE ATTRACTED TO GROUPS WITH SIMILAR VIEWS - GROUPS SUPPORT AND STRENGTHEN PARTY I.D. -GROUPS HELP INSPIRE POLITICAL PARTICIPATION

AGENT #7- SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS ARE THE VIEWS OF POOR AND AFFLUENT DIFFERENT?

DEPENDING ON THE ISSUE, POOR & AFFLUENT WILL DIFFER ECONOMIC POLICY? FOREIGN POLICY?

AGENT #8-RACE, GENDER & ETHNICITY

Black or African American 34,658,190 12.3   Total population % of population Total population 281,421,906 100.0% White 211,460,626 75.1 Black or African American 34,658,190 12.3 American Indian and Alaska Native 2,475,956 0.9 Asian 10,242,998 3.6 Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander 398,835 0.1% Some other race 15,359,073 5.5 Two or more races 6,826,228 2.4 Hispanic or Latino 35,305,818 12.5

AFRICAN AMERICANS OVERWHELMINGLY DEMOCRAT ASIAN AMERICANS IDENTIFY MORE WITH REPUBLICANS LATINOS MORE DEMOCRATIC

PEOPLE FORM OPINIONS BASED ON WAY EVENTS ARE COMMUNICATED AND COVERED BY MEDIA HOW GOVT. RESPONDS ALSO HAS A BIG INFLUENCE

AGENT #9- REGION

SOUTH TRADITIONALLY MORE CONSERVATIVE, ANTI-ORGANIZED LABOR, LOWER VOTER TURNOUT WHITE SOUTHERNERS LESS ATTACHED TO DEMOCRATIC PARTY THAN THEY USED TO

AGENT #10- EVENTS

globalization Easier access to the views of others around the globe lead to a influence on our own political socialization

Generational and life cycle Each new generation has their own methods of socialization Age also plays a role in how socialization occurs