What is the process by which a child learns values behaviors and beliefs from caregivers A. Ancestry B. Storytelling C. Primary socialization D. Legacy?

C. Primary socialization is the process by which a child learns values, behaviors, and beliefs from caregivers and significant others in their early environment. This foundational socialization occurs primarily during childhood and shapes the child's understanding of societal norms and expectations. Through interactions with caregivers, children absorb cultural and moral lessons that guide their development.