Learn about secondary socialisation, its importance, and the agents involved in the process. Secondary socialisation is a lifelong process through which individuals acquire the necessary knowledge, values, and behaviors to function effectively within society. Educational institutions, peer groups, mass media, and the workplace are key agents of secondary socialisation. Understand how secondary socialisation shapes individuals' identities and their ability to interact with others in society. Gain valuable insights into how societies shape individuals and how individuals navigate social structures.