Exploring Socialization and Identity Formation

The process of forming identity through interaction with others

The process of conforming to social standards and conventions

The process of acquiring identities and skills throughout one's life

The process of learning through interacting and observing in society (correct)

Actions forbidden in a specific culture

Rules and regulations implemented by the state

Socially approved behaviors with no moral underpinning (correct)

Behaviors accepted by social standards/conventions

Mores are accepted in relation to religious practices, while taboos are actions forbidden in a specific culture (correct)

Mores are rules and regulations implemented by the state, while taboos are socially approved behaviors with no moral underpinning

Mores are behaviors accepted by social standards/conventions, while taboos are accepted in relation to religious practices

Mores are socially approved behaviors with no moral underpinning, while taboos are actions forbidden in a specific culture

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