In Canada, most parents teach their children the values, beliefs, and norms of society. This process is called:

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Cultural transmission refers to how cultural values, beliefs, and norms are passed down from one generation to the next within a society. Parents are typically the primary agents of cultural transmission, teaching their children what is considered acceptable behavior and beliefs in their particular cultural context. Cultural lag refers to the phenomenon where changes in technology or other aspects of culture outpace changes in social institutions and societal values, leading to a temporary period of adjustment. Cultural relativism is the idea that cultural norms and values can only be understood within their specific cultural context, and cannot be compared across cultures. Cultural diffusion refers to the spread of cultural elements (e.g. ideas, technologies, fashion) from one culture to another.

In Canada, Most Parents Teach Their Children the Values, Beliefs