051.3.1. Explain how people from different backgrounds may use and/or interpret communication methods in different ways. Backgrounds are a person’s education, experience, and social/ economics circumstances. Experiences and understanding of the world, the words we use and how we use them is influenced by your culture. In this sense, communication is very dependent on backgrounds, such as all about our origins: geographic, religion, social, economic, education, etc.
People in our world come from all different cultures that we may not always be familiar with. Our experiences and perceptions represent the values and decisions that are made in our life. It is important to get to know the different types of cultures that surround us and how others live their lives. The article, Body Ritual among the Nacirema, relates to many core aspects of sociology, including culture, cultural relativism, ethnocentrism, and conflict theory Our culture is the foundation
Our particular social location, also, affects our attitudes, experiences, and beliefs. Group dynamics, or how groups affect individuals and how individuals affect groups (Fall, 2011) within these attitudes, experiences and beliefs, confers a specific set of social roles, and privileges, which heavily influences our social identity and how we view the world around us. Our cultures introduce and teach us different roles, aspirations, values, and norms in society. The ascribed statuses, that is positions that an individual inherits at birth or receives involuntarily later in life (Fall, 2011), may affect most if not all of our values, norms, and roles whether we like it or not. In this paper I will be exploring and examining how my social location has affected me and
These definitions from Baker and Aspin already show that there will be many, many different ideas and ideals of what a family could, would and should be. This will not only be based around what type of family that you have grown up in (our family life and close relationships) but also where you grew up and the social, political and cultural norms and ideals of the society that you have grown up in and around. When we think about our idea of what a ‘family’ is, we will all have a different definition. With the great variety of living arrangements and social entities that exist in today’s society,
This upbringing is called our culture. Culture in this sense is the language, beliefs, vales, norms, behaviors, and even material objects that are passed on to us from our former generations. With this culture embedded into our brains, it is often hard to see and examine the world in any other way besides the one we were raised in. Sociology, then, is a way that helps us to look at the world
There are also some social factors to be considered with some of the service users, as they would always require their preferences and likes for their wellbeing by socializing with people according to their status or being provided with services according to their wishes, thereby keeping their identity of the personality, educational background and cultural heritance. As legislation is the fundamental guidance to provide the required services to all people in need and the values of their identity, their culture and their ability can influence the methods of communication, the same legislation allows these people to have the rights to be offered the facilities for their entire wellbeing in a multicultural environment or society through the established techniques and strategies of communication accessible to all
The many different types of religions have many different views on certain things like the afterlife, celebrations, prayers, and place of worship. In the end it all comes down to what is a person personal preference is when picking out there religions and on they want to raise their family with their religions values. As soon as they begin that they can start to pass it down from generation to
No one culture is the same and they all have relatively different views about the others. There are a variety of cultures and each one of them is influenced upon that particular individual either through family or generational change. Each culture has certain ways that they do things such as the way that children are fed, showing affection, or even sleeping. The fact of getting to know your culture and others an individual can be more open to new experiences. In looking at all cultures religion seems to be one that all cultures can come together on.
In the chapter, Individual Autonomy and Social Structure, by anthropologist, Dorothy Lee, she discussed how within a given society, there can be many different cultures. It is through culture that we define ourselves to our society, including our own rights and beliefs. With these different points of view and ways of life, there are many normality’s in regards to resolving a conflict, and understanding so. The reading gave outlook on to how different societies deal with their conflicts, and exactly how; “The principle of personal autonomy is supported by the cultural framework.” (Lee, 5) The key problem that is addressed in this reading is the conflict that takes place in between an individual’s autonomy and social structure. Although everyone has personal autonomy, there is always a limit to it, in our society.
Activities undertaken in care and support are influenced by views of people in society and expectations of how care should be provided. The values of the society we live in influence our thinking, our action and policy and legislation.Another aspect to consider is that each of us have our own beliefs, views and values which come from a variety of perspective and are influenced by each individuals experience. Our race, cultural background,family history and gender all play a part in how we view the world and each situation Here is list of values that are commonly supposed to underpin good care practice privacy, individuality&identity, independence, respect, rights, choice, dignity, partnership m1 extend your answer by discussing the principles and values which underpin support for individuals who uses services. Right to life: this is the first important step because you are born in this world during your life you will face many principles and values such as privacy, people as they grow should have there own space to be able to have there own time if needed, independence is such a big values nowadays because so many people are living on there own and have to complete tasks by themselves unless some people have carers to be able to help