Which form of socialisation follows primary socialisation?

• A. Socialisation
• B. Social expectations
• C. Secondary socialisation
• D. Functions of education

Answer: (C)

The concept being tested is how social learning continues after early family-based training. After primary socialisation in the family, individuals move into secondary socialisation, where they learn to behave in new settings like schools, peer groups, and workplaces. This stage teaches roles, norms, and expectations that come with those institutions, helping people adapt to different social contexts beyond the home. So, the form that follows primary socialisation is secondary socialisation. The other options are broader terms or describe what education does, not the specific stage that comes after early family socialisation.