Describe how family, peers, and school socialize children. Do a fishbone chart of cause and effect

Running Head: FISHBONE DIAGRAM
Running Head: FISHBONE DIAGRAM
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THE FISH DIAGRAM
The Fish Diagram
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The Fish Diagram
A Fishbone Chart of Cause and Effect
A fishbone chart is a cause-and-effect diagram, which is used to make out the definite or possible cause or causes for a performance problem. In children’s socialization process, a fishbone chart provides a structure used for grasping concepts, in which they focus on the potential causes of character development, which they emulate and accommodate into themselves as they grow up (“Fishbone Diagrams,” 2007, p. 1).
Fishbone Chart in Children Socialization
How Family, Peer, and School Socialize Children
Over years, family structure and personality characteristics of respective parents has played a significant role in the socialization process of a child. Parents act as a cause and effect in the socialization process. For instance, a father figure in a family is known for enhancing strong family ties in a child through involving in some kind of physical activities such as playing simple games, going for a walk, and playing with their dog during free times. These activities explain why children engage in certain physical activities when they grow up....