"Political socialization" entails the process through which individuals acquire their political beliefs, values, and behaviors. This process is influenced by various agents, including family, education, peers, media, and cultural contexts. Young people are particularly susceptible to these influences, as their formative years shape their political identity and civic participation. Political socialization helps in understanding why certain groups may align with specific ideologies or party affiliations. It also highlights the importance of political discourse within communities, reinforcing or challenging existing norms and helping to foster active and informed citizenship in a democratic society.