In the study of Society and Culture, socialisation is the process by which we learn to become members of society, by incorporating the norms and values of society and learning to perform social roles. There have been numerous controversies as to how continuity and/or change have impacted the development of personal and social identity in individuals. Family and Kinship, and School as well as are agents of socialization that are believed to influence the development of personal and social identity. Personal identity is the concept you develop about yourself that evolves over the course of your life, where as social identity is a person’s sense of which they are based on their group membership(s) for example family, friends, social class etc.
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An individual from the year 1999 and the cultural background of Australian answered “No my parents weren 't strict”, this may have been based due to his generation. However, he also answered to only having one sibling (also male), this may have been the reason to his parents not being strict on him due to the children’s gender as stereotypically now days parents tend to be more protective over females than males as males are considered “alpha and more independent”. the values, rules and behaviourl norms practiced in an indidualls family without a doubt highly impact their development in both ways and whether or not they choose to follow the customs practiced in their family, they will still have either negative or positive impacts depending what rules they consider to be relevant or irrelevant. Both the coniunity and change in realtion to Question 8 definetly impact an indviduals development both personally and socially as they are raised in an micro environment with their family until adulthood and learn to adapt or ignore the way they have been raised and if they choose to use the same values and behaviourhl norms in future with their family. Below is an answer to question 7 “Have/had these values, rules or behavioral norms helped or hindered your development into adulthood,
An individual from the year 1999 and the cultural background of Australian answered “No my parents weren 't strict”, this may have been based due to his generation. However, he also answered to only having one sibling (also male), this may have been the reason to his parents not being strict on him due to the children’s gender as stereotypically now days parents tend to be more protective over females than males as males are considered “alpha and more independent”. the values, rules and behaviourl norms practiced in an indidualls family without a doubt highly impact their development in both ways and whether or not they choose to follow the customs practiced in their family, they will still have either negative or positive impacts depending what rules they consider to be relevant or irrelevant. Both the coniunity and change in realtion to Question 8 definetly impact an indviduals development both personally and socially as they are raised in an micro environment with their family until adulthood and learn to adapt or ignore the way they have been raised and if they choose to use the same values and behaviourhl norms in future with their family. Below is an answer to question 7 “Have/had these values, rules or behavioral norms helped or hindered your development into adulthood,