Involves a break with past experiences and the learning of new values and norms. a. institutionalization c. both a and b b. resocialization d. neither a nor b

The correct answer is option B

Explanation:

Resocialisation is the process in which previous patterns of behaviour and social beliefs and concepts is rejected so that new behavioral pattern and social beliefs and concepts can be induced for the betterment of an individual. The process of resocialisation happens through out the life however some incidents which leads to resocialisation are as follows –  

a)Living a widow life

b)Living a prisoner’s life.  

The correct answer is B. Resocialization

Explanation:

In psychology, socialization is the process in which humans learn the values and norms of their context. On the other hand, resocialization refers to a complex process that involves changing or modifying one previous values, beliefs, norms and ideas. This implies basic elements are unlearned or learned again. Additionally, resocialization is commonly related to institutions, for example, in prison criminals need to go through resocialization to learn values and norms that help them to avoid crimes in the future. But it is not the same as institutionalization as this does not commonly involve a break with the past. Therefore, it is resocialization the one that involves a break with past experiences and the learning of new values and norms.