A method of social control that encourages a person to adhere to established rules, laws, and societal norms is known as "socialization."
Socialization is the process through which individuals learn and internalize the values, beliefs, customs, and behaviors of their society. It helps in shaping individuals' understanding of what is acceptable and expected in a particular culture or community.
During socialization, individuals are taught how to behave appropriately in various social contexts, such as family, school, and the broader society. This process involves learning societal norms, following rules and laws, and understanding the consequences of deviating from established standards.
By internalizing societal norms and values through socialization, individuals are more likely to conform to societal expectations and contribute positively to the functioning of their community.
