socialization

IPA: soʊʃʌɫɪzˈeɪʃʌn

(sociology, psychology) The process of learning how to live in a way acceptable to one's own society, said especially about children.
The act of interacting with others, of being social.
Taking under government control as implementing socialism.

Examples of "socialization" in Sentences

That's the opposite of socialization.
Does the term socialization have any meaning anymore?
And not just a church analog, although community gatherings and socialization is important.
I also think that socialization is one of the dimensions where online learning will continue to improve.
In fact, the process of socialization is nothing but the attempt to overcome our genetic predispositions.
And because liberals believe in socialization, we see this dysfunction as a result of our immoral, racist past.
Why folks insist on love-comedies with love-interests and protagonists who are paragons of healthy socialization is beyond me, anyways.
Further, while the term socialization certainly doesn't mean socialism quite the opposite! is nonetheless a bold and provocative term for the Pope to use.
Midwifery—i.e., the delivery of real babies of which not the midwife but nature is the cause—describes teaching more adequately than does the word socialization.
Senior citizens love their social security and Medicare yet they believe the crap that's coming out of the fear mongering media led by Limbaugh and Fox News that socialization is coming and Nazis are taking over our country.