Every individual will have a portion of their identity formed by the experiences that you encounter with their family. They are the first group to which we belong to; the family has more influence than any other group on forming our identity. Families provide love, protection and the opportunity for us to find out who we are through our relationship with them and others. As children, we all experience the way our families act and behave around society. We experience the culture and religion of our family and learn about it.
| | My strongest influences would have to be my family. The love and care that my family has provided me with has helped me develop into the women I am today. This is why the Microsystem is my number one influence according to what I have read about the Ecological theory. | | Does nature (our genetic makeup) or nurture (our environment) have a stronger influence on adult development? Explain.
A family is any group of people: a set of relatives or descendants of a common ancestor. Family member are not necessarily blood related. Most families normally live their lives close to one another and have tight nit relationships. There are no rules, as to how big or small a family should be. Families can be seen as ‘n community, with their own family rules, values and their own goals and standards.
Her memoir “Unpolished Gem” tells the story of young Alice Pung as the main character and her family couldn’t fully belong to the Australian society because of some barriers. Alice is a Chinese Cambodian immigrant who went to Australia. In her early childhood in Australia, she even wet her pants because she was not brave enough to ask permission to go to the
These roles and expectations remain the same throughout the different cultures of the country, the city, Puerto Rico, and the United States. The eldest child is expected to be responsible and in charge of everyone born after, the middle children are expected to do as they are told and pick up the eldest’s slack, and the youngest child is given the role of the baby, forever pampered. Santiago writes from her own perspective, which is that of the eldest child. Therefore, the roles and expectations most concentrated on within the book are those of the eldest child. Within the first few chapters of the memoir, her Mom tells
Home is equitable with the local nature, because the place of birth and the place, the house, the city where people grew up and made their first experiences of socialization, accompanies their whole life. Especially the childhood shapes the identity, the character, the mentality and the world perception of the people. Because of this close connection to the originally home, people compare every subsequent experience with their first adventures experienced at home. For example, I´m born in a bigger city and had always people, cars, and social life around me. After I visited a friend who was living on a Farm, surrounded by Nature, Animals and country air, I didn´t feel comfortable at all.
The “Micro Chip” GPS system is a new concept to be embraced by parents and guardians. Find My Child has the design of a “Micro Chip” and the unique connection to a GPS system. The company’s sales staff, which includes the marketing and technology departments, first priority is customer service and satisfaction. Feature and Benefit
Belonging to certain groups has its benefits, by which we gain a sense of security, confidence and the feeling of having a place in this world. Our Friends and imitate relationships we make with others are one of the strongest groups we belong to by choice. The Groups we choose to belong to are because of shared values, interests, appearance and so on, which in return gives us the sense we belong and connection to others. In Stephan Chbosky’s novel ‘The perks of being a wallflower’ , Charlie was an outsider and never did fit in until one day he found himself belonging to group. “I just remember walking between them and feeling for the first time that I belonged somewhere”.
Family is our first real influence on learning what the “expectations of society” (Andersen & Taylor, 2011, p.78) are and how we approach them. How a parent treats a child can be a great learning tool as to how to treat others. A child learns how to do all the basic things of life by their parents. So how a family lives in society is where our socialization begins. The media plays a large part in many people’s lives and how they perceive things such as images of people, how they talk, violence and sexual activity.
In their life they have different responsibility between married people and single people. For those who remain single, they do not have to divide their loves to a partner. They do not have difficulty in their lives to take care a family. In contrast, people who are married have a tough in their responsibility towards their family. Married people must share their loves to the family and take care of their family.