Instruction, feedback, and reinforcement are all examples of
A) Socialization variables considered "input."
B) Socialization variables considered "outputs."
C) Attachment.
D) Direct change.

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Instruction, feedback, and reinforcement are all examples of input variables in the socialization process, as they provide information and guidance to the individual being socialized. Attachment and direct change are not related to these specific types of socialization variables.

Instruction, Feedback, and Reinforcement Are All Examples of