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What are two points on the Importance of Personal Identity that students are asked to write about in their classwork?
What are two points on the Importance of Personal Identity that students are asked to write about in their classwork?
The importance of personal identity in shaping individual behavior, beliefs, and values; The role of personal identity in influencing relationships and interactions with others.
What are the meanings of the words 'identity,' 'race,' 'ethnic,' 'stereotype,' and 'society' as matched in the given worksheet?
What are the meanings of the words 'identity,' 'race,' 'ethnic,' 'stereotype,' and 'society' as matched in the given worksheet?
- identity - the characteristics determining who or what a person or thing is; 2. race - a set of characteristics applied to a person or group that is widely believed; 3. ethnic - a group of people sharing the same culture, history, language, etc.; an ethnic group; 4. stereotype - it is the characteristics determining who or what a person or thing is; 5. society - all the people living in a country with shared traditions, laws, interests, and activities.
What are the blanks filled with in the given statements: 'Peers have the most obvious impact on a child's social development,' 'Personal identity is strongly influenced by family and friends,' 'The family environment plays a large role in shaping the identity of children as they grow into adolescence and become adults,' and 'The goal of a social institution is to meet the basic social needs'?
What are the blanks filled with in the given statements: 'Peers have the most obvious impact on a child's social development,' 'Personal identity is strongly influenced by family and friends,' 'The family environment plays a large role in shaping the identity of children as they grow into adolescence and become adults,' and 'The goal of a social institution is to meet the basic social needs'?
- Peers have the most obvious impact on a child's social development. 2. Personal identity is strongly influenced by family and friends. 3. The family environment plays a large role in shaping the identity of children as they grow into adolescence and become adults. 4. The goal of a social institution is to meet the basic social needs.
What is the most significant factor influencing a child's social development according to the given statements?
What is the most significant factor influencing a child's social development according to the given statements?
What is the main goal of a social institution as per the given statements?
What is the main goal of a social institution as per the given statements?
Which factor plays a significant role in shaping the identity of children as they grow into adolescence and become adults?
Which factor plays a significant role in shaping the identity of children as they grow into adolescence and become adults?
What is the primary determinant of who or what a person or thing is as per the given definitions?
What is the primary determinant of who or what a person or thing is as per the given definitions?
According to the definitions provided, what does the term 'society' primarily refer to?
According to the definitions provided, what does the term 'society' primarily refer to?
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Importance of Personal Identity
- Students are asked to write about two points on the importance of personal identity in their classwork.
Key Terms and Definitions
- Identity: the primary determinant of who or what a person or thing is
- Race: (no definition provided)
- Ethnic: (no definition provided)
- Stereotype: (no definition provided)
- Society: a group of people who share common institutions, interests, and cultural practices
Influences on Personal Identity
- Peers: have the most obvious impact on a child's social development
- Family: plays a large role in shaping the identity of children as they grow into adolescence and become adults
- Friends: personal identity is strongly influenced by friends
Social Institutions
- The goal of a social institution is to meet the basic social needs
- Social institutions play a significant role in shaping the identity of children as they grow into adolescence and become adults.
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