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Question

Assertion (A) : The process of socialisation of children as girls and boys is called gendering.
Reason (R) : Children internalise behaviours and roles as per the gendering processes.
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The correct answer is
Both (A) and (R) are correct.

Gendering and Socialisation Explained

This section analyzes the assertion and reason concerning the socialisation process of children related to gender.

Assertion (A) Analysis

  • Assertion (A) states: "The process of socialisation of children as girls and boys is called gendering."
  • Gendering is indeed the term used for the societal process where individuals learn and adopt behaviours, attitudes, and social roles associated with their assigned sex (male or female).
  • Therefore, Assertion (A) is correct.

Reason (R) Analysis

  • Reason (R) states: "Children internalise behaviours and roles as per the gendering processes."
  • Internalisation refers to the process by which external social norms and expectations become integrated into an individual's own beliefs and actions.
  • Children learn and absorb the gender-specific behaviours and roles presented to them through socialisation (gendering).
  • Therefore, Reason (R) is correct.

Conclusion

  • Reason (R) accurately explains the mechanism through which gendering occurs – by children internalising the learned behaviours and roles.
  • Both the assertion and the reason are factually correct and logically connected.
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  1. Our 'self-concept' which influences our communication behaviour is developed due to the following factors :
    (a) Cultural traditions
    (b) Self-evaluation
    (c) Social roles
    (d) Social organisation
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    (d) High School and College
    (e) Retirement
    (f) Financial Recovery
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