In Jewish families, socialization is often achieved through
A)the threat of withdrawal of love and the use of guilt.
B)placing individual needs before family needs.
C)academic achievement.
D)cynicism and pessimism.

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In Jewish families, socialization often involves the threat of withdrawal of love and the use of guilt as a means to guide behavior and instill values, rather than cynicism, pessimism, or placing individual needs before family needs. Academic achievement is valued but is not a primary method of socialization.

In Jewish Families, Socialization Is Often Achieved Through