Sociology · Socialization and Roles

Consider the following statements regarding Role Learning, Socialization, and Role Compartmentalization: I. Role learning initiates in childhood through imitation and role-play, with children enacting roles such as a mother or teacher. II. An individual's actual role behavior is shaped by societal role models, including family, peers, teachers, and celebrities. III. Role compartmentalization involves individuals adapting to different contexts, such as a lawyer maintaining formality in court while being casual at home. IV. Over an individual's lifetime, roles remain rigidly fixed and cannot be redefined or challenged. Which of the statements given above are correct?