### act | group action | social activity:

Economic behavior
* Most economic behavior involves multiple behavioral relationships.
* social activity.

### act | group action:

Social control
* begins in terms of force and authoritarianism.
* define deviance, just as victims define criminals, according to social attributes.
* express definitions of deviance by sanctioning people deviant.
* includes all of the processes by which people define and discipline deviant behavior.
* is exercised through religion.
* is the flip side of deviant behavior
  - reproduction of the culture of dominant groups in a society
  - when religion encourages the people to comply to social norms

### act | group action | social demobilisation:

Disarmament
* is demobilisation
* reduces tension and thereby the threat of war.

Social denationalization
* A denationalization is social control
* Denationalization is an economic and speedy way to determine rightful ownership.

Social enculturation
* An enculturation is social control
* Enculturation is the process of learning one's first and original culture.

Socialisation
* is the preparation of individuals for roles in a culture.
* is the process by which culture is transmitted from one generation to another
  - of introducing a variety of people and animals

### act | group action:

Socialization
* Provide a definition of socialization.
* Shows how the agents of socialization influence the self throughout the life cycle.
* also plays a large role in forming habitual academic performance.
* begins in the home
  - the day the pup comes home
  - with a blank slate and constructs both nationality and citizenship
* continues throughout the life cycle.
* demands that eating, sleeping, and elimination conform to acceptable patterns.
* ensures that individuals internalize norms and values as they grow up.
* has nothing to do with going to new places.
* imprints nationality and state citizenship on both newborn citizens and immigrants.
* includes exercising, playing, brushing, and loving our in-house animals.
* involves introducing the puppy to new people and animals.
* is an imperfect process.
* is an important aspect of police dog training
  - raising a kitten
  - ongoing process of changes and additions in a puppy's life
  - crucial for the young bonobos to be psychologically healthy and well-developed
  - examined from infancy through adolescence
  - important for any pet but it s especially critical for large, guardian breeds
  - meetings
  - one of the most important traits to look for when purchasing a pup or older dog
* is the growing relationship between the child and the world
  - key to preventing fears
  - major source of an individual s values
  - means by which people learn how to behave as adults in their society
  - primary function of schooling
* is the process of shaping behavior of the child
  - teaching a dog how to cope with and behave well in a human world
* is very important for young dogs
  - in the workplace
* key factor for adaptation and survival.
* lifelong process.
* means introducing the puppy to new people and to other animals.
* plays a big part in the Indian life.
* process of learning that many humans can be trusted.
* refers to all learning regardless of setting or age of the individual.
* relates to the extent to which one considers the rules binding upon oneself.
* starts at birth, with being handled everyday.
* teaches puppies how to behave and greet other dogs and their owners.
* therefore plays a very important role in the child's life.
* very underated characteristic of teambuilding.