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resocialization

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resocialization
[rēsō′shəlīzā′shən]
Etymology: L, re + socialis, partners; Gk, izein, to cause
the reintegration of a client into family and community life after critical or long-term hospitalization.


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Put another way, as an employee successively moves up to a first leadership position, and then continues up from one leadership position to the next, socialization and resocialization is required.
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Growth may take the overt form of skill development and resocialization, but it is essentially a spiritual revaluing of oneself, a gradually developed respect for one's own worth as a human being.
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