There are many symbols that have become a part of the national conscience and little thought has been given to their multiple meanings or for what they stand. The battle flag of the Confederate States of America, hats or jerseys signifying teams but might be construed otherwise, or even words in general. Cite two examples of symbols having more than one meaning. Additionally, the article “Games Children Play: An Exercise Illustrating Agents of Socialization” (Teaching Sociology, 26, April, 1998: 130-139). Davita Silfen Glasberg, Florence Maatita, Barbara Nangle, and Tracy Schauer pointed out that most introductory sociology textbooks identify the main socialization agents as family, peers, schools, media, work, and religion. In any of these instances may have one multiple meanings as well. Those meanings may run the gamut of delight or disgust. How does perception play a part in how we engage in socialization and does it signify what a person believes?

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