问题
单项选择题
关于再社会化，下列说法中正确的是( )。
A．成年期的社会化
B．教导社会成员树立生活目标
C．教导社会成员掌握、遵守社会规范
D．对早期社会化及继续社会化过程中没有取得合格社会成员资格的个体的再教化
答案
参考答案：D
解析： 选项B、C是社会化基本内容。A选项成年期的社会化属于继续社会化。D选项是再社会化的概念，因此D正确。
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关于再社会化，下列说法中正确的是( )。
A．成年期的社会化
B．教导社会成员树立生活目标
C．教导社会成员掌握、遵守社会规范
D．对早期社会化及继续社会化过程中没有取得合格社会成员资格的个体的再教化
参考答案：D
解析： 选项B、C是社会化基本内容。A选项成年期的社会化属于继续社会化。D选项是再社会化的概念，因此D正确。
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