The process of internalizing society's rules and ideology is referred to as socialization in sociology. Socialization is defined as "the process of achieving social and cultural continuity" and includes both learning and teaching. Socialization encompasses the entire learning process throughout one's life and has a significant impact on both adults' and children's behavior, beliefs, and actions. The purpose of socialization is to familiarise people with the norms of a particular social group or society. It helps people prepare for group participation by displaying the group's expectations. Children's socialization starts at home with their families and continues in school. Socializing and conversing allow people to share, set limits, and solve problems. Children learn to empathize with others and to notice when their companions are upset, angry, or even happy! Kids will soon begin to utilize these abilities with their parents, siblings, and even pets a...