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Which is considered an agent of socialization?

A. Family
B. Neighborhood
C. Mass media
D. All of the above

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alyssarayne03 alyssarayne03

Today at 4:21 AM

Your answer will be D

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ElizabethSpy ElizabethSpy

Today at 4:22 AM

All of the above because everyone has their own thoughts of socialization. They have experienced socializing ever since the dawn of their life.

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