**8. A look at socialization**


• In the game "qochra", for example, the child in his driving behavior while defending the ball (the girl) from the opponents, thereby becomes acquainted with the norms and values - which are required and which he must respect at all times. What is expected from a child to defend and protect his honor which is the sacred domain (the woman, the house). Any offense is an attack on honor in the Kabyle language (Nif). Hence, the purpose of the Kabyle games is to integrate the child into the social bath which is the village life. This process of "kabylization" of motor behavior, mediated by the body, is only a means of interiorizing social behavior specific to the Kabyle communities.
