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People apart of monasteries are dressed a certain way and have a uniform haircut. They also live different lives and set norms and values different than the rest of society.

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People in psychiatric hospitals are in complete isolation and have been removed from society to be reformed.

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A total institution is a setting in which people are isolated from society for a set period of time and are subject to tight control. Ex. Prisons, military boot camps, monasteries, and psychiatric hospitals.

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Resocialization involves a break with past experiences and the learning of new values and norms. It is directed toward changing an individual's personality and social behavior.
Ex. Replacing old identity with institutional identity like uniforms, standard haircuts, etc. The individual is also isolated and denied the freedoms of the outside world.

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Mass media are instruments of communication that reach large audience with no personal contact between those sending the information and those receiving it. These are major influences to the youth.

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The most important agent of socialization is family, particularly because its role principal is the socializer of young children. Children learn to interact with their families and learn the values, norms, and beliefs of society through their families.

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Parents may take deliberate action to influence a child. For example, introducing religion and setting it as a part of their daily life.

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The child is learning behaviors after the father. Norms like shaving and being hygienic are learned.

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Between the ages of 5 and 18, young people spend some 30 weeks a year in school. Thus school plays a major role in socializing individuals. Schools also transmit cultural values, such as patriotism, responsibility, and good citizenship.

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A peer group is a primary group is primary group composed of individuals of roughly equal age and similar social characteristics. Peer groups are influential during the pre-teenage and early teenage years. Winning peer acceptance, is powerful force in the lives of young people of this age group