From a Young Age, Children Are Surrounded by Their Family's

From a young age, children are surrounded by their family's thoughts and actions. The child gains important cultural knowledge through exposure to these activities and values. Additionally, the child undergoes internal development processes, called self-development.This process by which individuals internalize the codes, narratives, and values that already exist in society is called:

A) Peer Pressure
B) Socialization
C) Selfways
D) Sociodevelopmental Phases
E) None of the above