The process of political socialization refers to the ways individuals acquire their political beliefs, values, and behaviors, often shaped by family, education, media, and social institutions. This lifelong process influences how people perceive political events and engage in civic activities. Through interactions and experiences, individuals develop political identities that can reflect broader social patterns. Key agents of socialization encompass family dynamics, educational institutions, peer groups, and exposure to media content, each playing a role in shaping attitudes towards governance, authority, and civic responsibility.