Socialisation Models Used by Educators in Social Rehabilitation Institutions

Abstract

This article concerns the issues of socialisation influences in the institutional structure. Scholars have not conducted before this type of research on the preferences of particular types of socialisation. In the literature there is only described the scientific basis which presents theoretical approaches concerning particular ways of socialisation influences. Therefore, it was decided to create a research tool which was designed based on Schaffer’s statements. Then, it was also needed, on the basis of Schaffer’s statements, to determine what pattern of four varieties of socialisation is preferred by educators from social rehabilitation institutions? The aim was to determine statistically significant differences between the degree of acceptance of particular socialisation types by virtue of gender, seniority and workplace of educators specialising in social rehabilitation. As a hypothesis it was assumed that there are statistically significant differences between the ranks which were ascribed to particular models of socialisation on the grounds of age, seniority and workplace of educators specialising in social rehabilitation. The study constitutes a research perspective of theoretical description of socialisation types presented in the literature.