Personal experiences shape our personalities and our perspectives of the world around us. We all have things in common whether we realize it or not. Even things that don’t seem important at the time like: playing baseball, going to church, or even having a large family. Everything we do and everything we are apart of makes us who we are as people. Gender roles are widely used in our society. Starting from birth parents pick out clothes or decorate the rooms of their children either pink or blue. From an early age we begin to realize the difference of the expectations people set for either men and women. Men are seen as stronger and less emotional. Women are seen as fragile and more level headed. Females are most often viewed in a nurturing
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A family is defined as a union of people with children, either adopted or their own, that will continue for generations. In America, families tend to include the extended relatives but they don’t live with them. There is a wide variety of family organizational patterns in use today. Monogamy is the most popular form of marriage in America, but not around the world. Polygamy is common in numerous societies around the world. Group marriage is in multiple areas as well but not as common. In the west it is common for newly married couples to move away from both of their families, in other places this isn 't as common. In eastern societies its more known for them to move into one of their families residences. Most places are patriarchal meaning the men have the authority over the society. Some societies, though rare, are matriarchal meaning the women have the authority. Martial differences include exogamy, meaning you marry inside your group, and exogamy, meaning you marry outside your …show more content…
Riots could be considered a collective behavior. If someone is searched unlawfully, it may cause a riot or protest. Government and employers may make changes or raise wages in order to suppress collective behavior. Classical perspectivist believe that people act on impulse and not reason when they’re apart of a crowd. Interactionist perspective out lies the idea that people’s emotions and actions are heightened in a crowd. A social movement can motivate the crowd, this could be the feminist movement, the peace movement, the civil rights movement,
A family is defined as a union of people with children, either adopted or their own, that will continue for generations. In America, families tend to include the extended relatives but they don’t live with them. There is a wide variety of family organizational patterns in use today. Monogamy is the most popular form of marriage in America, but not around the world. Polygamy is common in numerous societies around the world. Group marriage is in multiple areas as well but not as common. In the west it is common for newly married couples to move away from both of their families, in other places this isn 't as common. In eastern societies its more known for them to move into one of their families residences. Most places are patriarchal meaning the men have the authority over the society. Some societies, though rare, are matriarchal meaning the women have the authority. Martial differences include exogamy, meaning you marry inside your group, and exogamy, meaning you marry outside your …show more content…
Riots could be considered a collective behavior. If someone is searched unlawfully, it may cause a riot or protest. Government and employers may make changes or raise wages in order to suppress collective behavior. Classical perspectivist believe that people act on impulse and not reason when they’re apart of a crowd. Interactionist perspective out lies the idea that people’s emotions and actions are heightened in a crowd. A social movement can motivate the crowd, this could be the feminist movement, the peace movement, the civil rights movement,