they are socialized in different ways
Does "are socialized in different ways" in the following context mean "play different social roles in the society"?
Context:
A sociological view of humour recognizes that humour is part of cultural production and that producers and viewers of humour are socialized in different ways.
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To me "[people] are socialized in different ways" typically is used to mean that people are socialized differently developmentally, rather than that they "play different social roles in the society". So for example, humor that appeals to a certain cultural group may not appeal to another, or that humor that is targeted to a certain class of people may not appeal to another. It is not dependent on their role in society, rather their upbringing and peer group. [Humor or "humour" as you spell it]
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