Sunday, September 13, 2015

Lab 1: Understanding Parental Socialization

Lab 1: Understanding Parental Socialization


This person that I interviewed is the woman that has raised me from birth. My mom is an amazing person that has been through so many things that has shaped how she has raised my sister, and I. My father passed away in April, and she has stayed strong during this whole thing. She is the Program Manager at the state juvenile facility in Saint Anthony, Idaho.
Just as I assumed, my mom showed how much she truly loves me and my sisters. She talked about how much she would give to make sure that we would get everything that we need as a family and what she wants is for us to be a strong family.

Being a parent is a huge responsibility. It takes a lot of sacrifices to be a good example to your kids and things work out while others don't. Without proper instruction, kids and lose the chance to develop leadership, respect, good work ethics, responsibility, good morals.

Parents raise their children to be successful and strong. My parents raised me to be a leader and achieve everything I want. Parents let their kids do what they want, but it is for good reasons. They let their children grow and be apart of social groups and expand on everything.

Parents are definitely the biggest influence on their children. You raise them every day and show them how to be the best person that they can. They are the best to make sure the kid is raised down the right path. Children are the next generation's leaders and politicians. Some children will change the world and the way they are influenced are from the parents.

Children come from so many different  races and cultures, but they have the choice how they want to be raised. Some parents have made bad decisions and some of those decisions have been passed on to the kids. The kids have made some of those same choices and some haven't. The responsibility of that is all on the children to make the right or wrong choices.