Political Socialization - SS1 Government Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What is political socialization?
The process of individuals acquiring their beliefs, attitudes, and values about politics and government
A system of government based on religious principles
The use of media to influence political outcomes
The process of individuals acquiring their beliefs, attitudes, and values about politics and government
Which of the following can be channels for political socialization?
Family, school, peer groups, media, and political institutions
Sports teams, hobbies, and interests
Physical characteristics and genetic traits
Family, school, peer groups, media, and political institutions
How can socioeconomic status influence political socialization?
Individuals from different socioeconomic backgrounds may have different political attitudes and beliefs
Socioeconomic status has no impact on political socialization
Political socialization is only influenced by genetic factors
Individuals from different socioeconomic backgrounds may have different political attitudes and beliefs
When does the political socialization process begin?
Childhood
Adulthood
Old age
Why is political socialization important?
It helps to explain how individuals develop their beliefs and attitudes about politics
It has no relevance to the study of politics
It only impacts the personal beliefs of politicians
It helps to explain how individuals develop their beliefs and attitudes about politics
What are some examples of channels through which political socialization can occur?
Examples of channels through which political socialization can occur include family, school, peer groups, media, and political institutions.
How can political socialization impact political participation?
Political socialization can impact political participation by shaping individuals' beliefs and attitudes about politics and government, and influencing their likelihood to engage in political activities such as voting or joining a political party.