Definition of social control, Steps to attain social control,
Socialization of parents,
Orphanage homes,
Protection of loss and kidnapped children,
Socialization of beggars and unemployed persons,
Recreational activities,
Education,
Correction of offenders,
Religious education,
Role of media,
Means of social Control,
Formal means of social control,
Law,
Education,
Coercion,
Informal means of Social control,
Belief,
Folkways,
Mores,
Customs,
Religion,
Art and literature,
Public opinion
Social Control
Bruce J Cohen and Terri L.Orbuch defined it as:
“all means and methods used to induce a person to confirm to expectation of a group or society”
C.N.Shankar Rao.
“various means by which a group or society attempts to achieve a social order.
Steps to attain social control
Socialization of parents
Parents hould enforce social norms to their children from very early age.
Orphanage homes
Parentless children are vulnerable
Protection of loss and kidnapped children
Child abuse and child trafficking
Socialization of beggars and unemployed persons
Social development
Steps to attain social control
Socialization of parents
Parents hould enforce social norms to their children from very early age.
Orphanage homes
Parentless children are vulnerable
Protection of loss and kidnapped children
Child abuse and child trafficking
Socialization of beggars and unemployed persons
Social development
Recreational activities
Parks
Education
In syllabus about importance of norms
Correction of offenders
Rehabilitation programs in jail
Religious education
Religious education for masses
Role of media
Can change the thinking of masses
Means of social Control
Formal means of social control
Law
“law is the body rules enacted by legally authorized bodies and enforced by authorized agencies”
Earlier societies informal control
With increase in size and complexity
Education
Process of socialization.
Prepare child for socialization.
Reforms the wrong attitudes of child
Correct the belief and prejudices.
Coercion
Use of to achieve a desire result .
It may be physical or non violent
Ultimate means of social control while other means fails.
Physical coercion , bodily injury , imprisonment and death penalty
Informal means of Social control
Belief
Conviction that particular thing is right.
Folkways
Lundberg
Typical and habitual beliefs, attitudes and styles of conduct observed with in a group or community.
Coercion
Use of to achieve a desire result .
It may be physical or non violent
Ultimate means of social control while other means fails.
Physical coercion , bodily injury , imprisonment and death penalty
Mores
(Gillin and gillin )
Mores are the customs and group routines which are thought by the members of the society to be necessary to the group’s continued existence.
Customs
Long established habbits ad usages of the people
Folkways and mores persisted over long time and passed from generation to generation.
Accepted by society
Followed because followed in past
Religion
Power full influence on men life
Art and literature
Art –painting , sculpture, architecture , music and dance
Literature – poetry, drama, and fiction
Both influence imagination and control human behavior.
Public opinion
Fear what people think.
More applicable in rural areas.
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