The extent to which any socializing agent is influential depends on

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Prolonged exposure to and good communication with the socializing agent, as well as being receptive, are the factors that contribute to the influence of the agent. Repetitive behavior may help in reinforcing the concept, but it is not the primary factor. Familiarity with the concept beforehand may make a person more receptive to it, but it does not guarantee influence. Economic influence and favorability from the family may also be factors, but they are not as important as prolonged exposure and good communication.

The Extent to Which Any Socializing Agent Is Influential Depends