Question

Since he was a year old, Adrian was carefully coached by his parents so that he grew up to be a well-mannered, confident, and generous person. His parents believed in leading by example. Adrian carried the values he learned at home wherever he went—to school, to college, and to his workplace. Be reported these values to his children and grandchildren. The process that Adrian went through is known as:

Answer 1

Socialization

Step-by-step explanation:

From the psychology point of view, socialization refers to the process of learning social norms and acting as it is expected in a given culture.

This process takes place since when we are born and at first, our parents or principal caregivers are the ones who are mostly in charge of socialization (since they are the ones that teach us norms and how to behave) and as we grow older we can go through this process with other people/figures. Also, as we continue growing older we can transmit these values to our children or grandchildren, this entire process (which actually never stops) is called socialization.

In the example, Adrian was coached by his parents (they taught him norms and proper behaviors and who were his main caregivers) so he grew up to be a well-mannered, confident person. He kept these values and continued being led by them in the school and his workplace. Later we transmitted these values to his children and grandchildren, this is a continuous process that hasn't stopped and that has consisted in learning the social norms, therefore we can conclude this is the socialization process.