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How does religion contribute to an individual's sense of self-concept?
How does religion contribute to an individual's sense of self-concept?
- By providing financial support to individuals.
- By influencing social interactions and family dynamics. (correct)
- By isolating individuals from their communities.
- By promoting competition among individuals.
What role does the economy play in an individual's identity?
What role does the economy play in an individual's identity?
- It shapes access to resources and social status. (correct)
- It solely determines cultural beliefs.
- It provides identity through personality traits.
- It has no impact on opportunities or self-worth.
What is enculturation and its significance to identity development?
What is enculturation and its significance to identity development?
- It's a method of isolating individuals from their culture.
- It's a process that focuses only on economic factors.
- It's the internalization of cultural norms and values. (correct)
- It's the complete absorption of another culture.
Which of the following best describes the effects of isolation on identity?
Which of the following best describes the effects of isolation on identity?
How does social media influence self-perception?
How does social media influence self-perception?
In what way do interpersonal relationships influence social norms?
In what way do interpersonal relationships influence social norms?
What concept describes how an individual's self-concept is influenced by others' perceptions?
What concept describes how an individual's self-concept is influenced by others' perceptions?
What are feral children likely lacking due to their isolation?
What are feral children likely lacking due to their isolation?
How does social media impact self-perception?
How does social media impact self-perception?
What factor contributes to shaping an individual's identity besides personal experience?
What factor contributes to shaping an individual's identity besides personal experience?
Which term refers to the societal norms and standards that guide behavior within a culture?
Which term refers to the societal norms and standards that guide behavior within a culture?
What effect can isolation have on a child's social development?
What effect can isolation have on a child's social development?
What drives the influence peers can have on an individual’s beliefs and behaviors?
What drives the influence peers can have on an individual’s beliefs and behaviors?
Which of the following statements is true regarding behavioral expectations?
Which of the following statements is true regarding behavioral expectations?
What is enculturation primarily responsible for in individuals?
What is enculturation primarily responsible for in individuals?
What distinguishes acculturation from assimilation?
What distinguishes acculturation from assimilation?
In which context might an individual experience pressure to conform to a dominant culture?
In which context might an individual experience pressure to conform to a dominant culture?
What role do social institutions play in identity formation?
What role do social institutions play in identity formation?
How can isolation affect an individual's identity development?
How can isolation affect an individual's identity development?
Which of the following factors is NOT associated with the process of acculturation?
Which of the following factors is NOT associated with the process of acculturation?
What impact does social media have on self-perception?
What impact does social media have on self-perception?
What is a consequence of cultural exchange in acculturation?
What is a consequence of cultural exchange in acculturation?
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Study Notes
Identity and Social Influences
- Peer influence, cultural expectations, and interpersonal dynamics shape individual identities and beliefs.
- Behavioral expectations refer to how individuals are expected to act in specific social contexts based on social norms.
- Cultural expectations are societal standards that impact behaviors and attitudes within cultural contexts.
- Feral children are those isolated from human contact, lacking experience in care, behavior, or language.
- Interpersonal relationships consist of connections between individuals, influencing social interactions.
- Isolation can significantly hinder social and psychological development.
- The looking glass self is a concept by Charles Cooley indicating that self-concept is shaped by how one perceives others' views.
- Peer influence affects attitudes, values, and behaviors among individuals of similar age or status.
- Perceptions involve interpretations and understandings of social scenarios.
- Social feedback comprises responses from others that inform individuals about social perceptions and judgments.
- Social media are digital platforms impacting social interactions and perceptions through information sharing.
Family as a Social Institution
- Family serves as a primary social institution, a fundamental unit influencing social dynamics.
- Provides belonging and moral guidance, shaping social interactions within society.
- Religion significantly influences behaviors, attitudes, and decision-making processes in family contexts.
Economic Influence on Identity
- The economy oversees production and distribution of goods and services, meeting societal needs.
- Currency or alternative goods/services operates as an exchange medium in various societies.
- Economic conditions shape access to resources, influencing opportunities and social status.
- Employment and education are affected by the economy, impacting self-worth and lifestyle choices.
Enculturation and Identity Formation
- Enculturation is the process of internalizing cultural norms, values, and behaviors from society.
- Begins early in life and evolves through interactions with family, peers, and educational institutions.
- Fundamental for shaping identity and socialization, establishing societal expectations and roles.
Acculturation and Cultural Exchange
- Acculturation is the exchange and integration of cultural elements between different groups.
- Occurs through migration, globalization, or cultural exchange, leading to cultural adaptation.
- Results in a blending of practices and identities, fostering diverse cultural expressions.
- Involves adopting elements of a dominant culture, which can lead to loss of one’s cultural heritage.
- Assimilation raises questions about cultural preservation and identity, especially under social pressures to conform.
Social Institutions and Identity
- Social institutions impact identity by providing frameworks and shared experiences that shape beliefs and values.
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