... business operations adhere to social norms and expectations, fulfilling important social obligations. This speaks to the self-efficacy theory, which states that people with high levels of efficacy have a belief that they are capable of achieving what they want and can overcome challenges that hinder them...

...Abstract This chapter focuses on a research project conducted as a Bachelor Thesis at the Sigmund Freud University, Vienna, Austria, and includes a reflection on what was learned during that process. The research project addresses how children’s socialization aspects was impacted due...

... differences. The chapter examines theories of gender development and the impact of socialization, demonstrating how gender ideals and stereotypes shape policies, societal expectations, and individual responsibilities globally. The chapter introduces the book’s interdisciplinary structure and invites readers...

...Abstract Digitized social media environments in the era of Web 2.0 technology have a significant impact on young people, including Black boys, and engagement in these spaces greatly influence all facets of their development and socialization. The messages Black boys encounter in these digital...

... will think about themselves as a learner and how individuals often need to unlearn old ways, relearn new ways, and how to specifically learn leadership. Unlearning relearning bias socialization intentional cultural contexts When entering various cultural contexts, approaching every situation...

... representations, detecting mistakes and misconduct, and enhancing efforts to make important contributions to the field. Professional vision expertise representations socialization scientists research groups Introduction The notion of professional vision was initially developed by a linguistic...

... inquiry approach involving semi-structured hour-long, one-on-one Zoom interviews was used to capture the socialization experiences of 32 K-12 BMEs across America. The findings suggest that school administrators play a critical role in the successful onboarding of BMEs as they acclimate to school culture...

...Abstract This chapter explored the concerns about lower academic and social achievement of Black students in Prince Edward County Public Schools, where many local citizens believe were the results of public schools closing for five years (1959–1964) and forced court ordered reopening. The chapter...

...This chapter uses the Bourdieusian theoretical framework to demonstrate its relevance in showcasing the concept of family as a unit of economic, social, cultural, and, more importantly, political capital. Drawing from ethnographic ruminations in a premier Indian university, it seeks to locate...

... screening covering the scope and relevance, study design, population, publication date, and language used. A final selection of 20 articles that met the established criteria underwent analysis through qualitative textual coding and theming. The study found socialization mechanisms as key processes through...

...Despite the important roles that international doctoral students play in institutes of higher education in the United States, little is known about how they are mentored and socialized into their prospective professional roles. Much less is known about multiethnic and multilingual TESOL doctoral...

...Perhaps the most applicable example of being socialized within the male gaze was when my high school invited straight, white Christian “relationship expert” Justin Lookadoo to speak at an assembly. Lookadoo was promoting his book R U Dateable, in which he explains to teenagers how...

... experiences and labor by group membership, with FT employees reporting higher rates of surface acting: FT employees suppressed (28%) and inauthentically expressed (12%) emotions more often than PT employees (23% and 5%, respectively). Qualitative evidence suggests socialization is occurring more formally...

...This statement displays an unequivocal commitment to the investigation of social interaction, but Blumer provides no specific instructions for the collection and analysis of one's data. How, exactly, are we supposed to do our research? Blumer directs us toward the “empirical world” but does...

...Abstract The current study examines the effect of socialization on the inculcation of professional accounting values. Three sources of socialization are examined: public accounting firms, non-public accounting firms (industry) and accounting professional associations. Specifically, the study...

... recruitment choices – may under the right conditions be self-reinforcing, instead of becoming empty symbolism. Culture collaboration coupled learning computational models organization design socialization sense-making sorting Introduction Organizational culture, defined as a system of shared...

... socialization experiences and research productivity of three groups of students: domestic API, international API, and domestic white students. The results, based on a national cohort of PhD students in biology, reveal notable differences in experiences and outcomes of domestic and international API students...

...Abstract “Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive.” When Sir Walter Scott penned these words, he probably did not have diversity or universities on his mind. Those of us that are genuinely engaged in diversity, inclusion, equity, social justice, and/or multicultural...

...Abstract In this chapter, four different theorizations of corruption are presented. The first concerns the principal–agent understanding of corruption. The second explains how a person is socialized into corruption. The third builds on philosophy and posits that corruption is degeneration from...

... different personalities are naturally drawn to different work environments (as established by the aforementioned differing values), and we describe why practitioners and academicians may regard the value of academic work differently as a result. Next, we recognize the importance of socialization processes...