socialisation

• Nom désignant le processus par lequel les individus apprennent et intériorisent les comportements, les valeurs et les normes de la culture ou de la société qui les entoure, ainsi que l'action de socialiser ou de s'adapter à la vie en société.

A noun referring to the process by which individuals learn and adopt the behaviors, values, and norms of their surrounding culture or society.

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1. Establishment on a socialist basisC1formal

   The process of organizing or restructuring an industry, economy, or society according to socialist principles.

   socialisation (au sens socialiste)

   • The socialization of key industries was a major policy of the post-war government.
   • Debates about the socialization of healthcare continue in many countries.
   • The plan called for the gradual socialization of the means of production.

   Synonymescollectivisationnationalisation

2. Social interactionA2informal

   The act of meeting, interacting, and spending time with other people for enjoyment or companionship.

   socialisation

   • The party was a great opportunity for socialization among colleagues.
   • She finds socialization at work to be very energizing.
   • Online platforms have changed the nature of modern socialization.

   Synonymescompanionshipfellowshipfraternizationinteractionminglingmixingsocial intercoursesocializing

   Antonymesalienationisolationseclusionsolitudewithdrawal

3. Adoption of cultural normsB2formal

   The lifelong process by which individuals learn and internalize the values, beliefs, and behaviors of their surrounding culture or society.

   socialisation

   • Primary socialization occurs within the family during childhood.
   • Schools play a crucial role in the socialization of young people.
   • Cultural socialization helps individuals understand their role in the community.

   Synonymesacculturationenculturationsocialization