In some parts of my country, I believe culture still exists and is taken seriously. The sociobiology approach of culture explores how the history of evolution has shaped pattern of cultures in today’s world. I believe that social interactions play a huge role in the formation of identity. Having an identity is very important. It gives a person stability in a world where everything seems to be continually changing.
Respect is a quality that one does not simply acquire, but takes long periods of time to build up. The author constantly relates one’s respect with their duties throughout this essay. A very insightful view on the topic of respect and how it is built is when Buck states, “responsibility breeds in respect, and when our young people assume responsibility, they deserve our respect” (pg 398). As respect is not given but earned, this is one of the most logical ways of earning it. With this respect comes a stronger conscience as well as greater morals.
Relationships in all parts of our lives contribute to our well-being. Through our relationships, we are sustained in our personal growth and development. Our relationships provide us with the support we need to grow and to handle challenges we face. I believe there are many components involved in a healthy, productive, and satisfying relationship. I don’t believe that relationships should be about changing people or trying to make them fit our “standards”, but the person that we want to be with should already make the cut.
Children without adoptive parents can be raised by their grandparents or other family members. Although mother have more responsibility to raising a child, I personally think that both parents should assume equal responsibility in raising a child. In this era, in most family, fathers are working hard to fulfill his family needs. Many children spend more time in home with mother as compared to the time that they spend with their father. Almost every time child spend without father, just with their mother.
While technology has improved the world in many ways and has made many day to day tasks easier, has technology and all that it can do become too accessible? Children nowadays are less limited to the world around them – they can communicate with someone across the country over a phone, research any sort of material over the internet, or send a message to someone without even the need to vocalize the actual words. The world of communication is definitely more open to the children of today. Looking around, one can easily spot a handful of children on their cell phones texting at incredible speeds. Texting has become a normal activity in the lives of many and because of this fact; many new issues have been brought to light.
Can You Hear Me Now? “Can you hear me now?” a catch phrase used in a cell phone commercial in which a man roams around with his phone making sure he has a signal. It’s a valid question, even in an age where we can communicate in more ways than ever before. It seems as if everyone is more accessible, wifi is everywhere, and even those who can’t afford to support themselves can have a cell phone. Internet capable technology is extremely affordable, and people across the world are adapting to this new wide world of communication.
Actively taking part in shaping ones sense of reality due to their past and past experiences. Other factors that affect our present reality include our educational standard, our socio economic status; happenings within the home environment (both emotional and relational); and everyday interactions with our peers which will subsequently affect our behaviors and the way that we perceive the happenings of life. These factors shape our perception because of their deep capacity to emotionally enhance or detract from our experience. Positive and negative reinforcement governs a lot of our ‘learned behaviors’. We take on board that which we are readily immersed in.
Cell phones: Talking and Texting With the vast majority of our country’s population using cell phones and with the advent of text messaging as a way of fast communication, people are able to communicate more easily than ever before. Cell phones are bridging communication gaps and allowing people to converse at any time instantly. However, using cell phones can be a health hazard and using them in certain situations illegal. Even with considering these concerns, text messaging has become exceptionally popular, especially with the younger generations, thus making the need for us to talk with one another almost obsolete. Talking on the phone has evolved over the years from speaking to an operator who will patch a call through to being able to dial a number on a touch screen and moments later a person is on the line.
This is important as this will help during the experiences and changes that life brings, some uncontrollable and unpredictable. When it comes to ones physical, spiritual, and mental well being our environment and circumstances play a huge role in how we develop into the individuals we are. Throughout our lives we pick up many different habits and beliefs and for the most part time is key in helping us to grow. We no longer think in the same fashion we did 30 years earlier and are more open minded to the new way of doing things; however we never forget who we are and where we come from. For the purpose of having a basis in which to place the research, several interviews were conducted to gain a better grasp of the issues that are faced by adults as they age.
How technology has affected education Everyone has see than moody kid with their ear buds blasting out music or that girl uncontrollably texting away ,Technology advances has had a huge impact on youth of today, as it has changed through time having made education much easier and has also been a distraction towards learning-isolating youths from reality. Technology has affected young minds depending on how they use it and the amount of time it is being used for. Do students learn today as they did ten to twenty years ago? Technology has been better than ever! Playing a very important role in education.