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Show 11 superficial forms, which help the show social individual learn inhabitants the of integration social of healthy patterns adaptation. Harold W. Bernard sees the socialization process as inherent and states that the neighborhood must be devised "as to provide profitable, person."l He healthful aq,ds that while there socialization, intellectual it is learned experience by anew each and for inborn are the growing factors glandular factors, As Hiller generation. in most of states: The family, the neighborhood and companionable circles supply the earliest contacts with the culture of the In general these are the first to containing society. shape the mind of the maturing person."2 Mature social functioning can be anticipated only the as individual gains direct experience develops rgard for rights and importance of others, social develops of pation On the sures the other could is pressure the knowledge ad in skills utimate consequences social and of develops immature hand, Robert White believed exert situation, an asocial group over antici behavior.3 social pres some strong detrimental influence exerted by an when which the parents control.4 have no (New York: lHarold 2E• York: W. Bernard, Toward Better Personal Adjustment McGraw Hill Book Co., Inc., 1957), p. 222. T. Hiller, Social Relations and Harper and Bros., 1947), 3Bernard, 4Robert New York: p. p. Structures 2Bl. (New 219. W. White, The Abnormal Personality, The Ronald Press Co., 1956), p. 616. (2d ed.; |
