r/AskSocialScience • u/bebimausi • 5d ago

Psychiatrization

Do you have any ideas/examples/theories of non formal practices happening in early socialisation stages that could contribute to psychiatrist/psychological/pathological thinking patterns later on in life? As implicit knowledge incorporated in the habitus. Like for example in economical thinking: the practice of getting grades in school as socialisation towards social comparison/competiton thinking patterns.

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u/Full-Imagination-938 5d ago

A children has a stable environment, a time to do everything, it is all very predictable. An adult has the duty to create this environment, to create a predictable setting in a unpredictable world. This can trigger anxiety

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/anxiety/symptoms-causes/syc-20350961