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    Personal identity is the individual perception that a person has about herself or himself; it is the consciousness of existence. Talking about how I have develop my social identity,I can tell that I am a daughter, friend, sister and girlfriend. I consider myself a person with values and respectful towards others. I am a happy person and I like to cooperate in altruistic actions, I enjoy being able to help people in whatever way I can. I am a 22 year old student and I am also part of a music band…

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    struggled to find a sense of my own identity. In high school, and early in my college career, I wasn 't sure what I really wanted to pursue in life. I 'd always felt a pressure to succeed from my family, my community, and my peers. I 've never had a strong ethnic or cultural identity, my ancestors come from all over, but I 'm given the sole label “Caucasian”. When I was younger, I felt that it was a disadvantage not having a strong cultural or ethnic identity. I come from a small family, and…

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    Joseph Campbell stated, “You have a growing ego consciousness with which you identify yourself, and this is developing in relation to the costumes you have to put on, the personae” (72). Who am I as an individual? There are so many aspects of what has influenced me as a person, and a woman of color. The process of my enculturation began at birth .I was born in 1990.The year is important because, in the early 90’s many people were still very biased about biracial and multiracial children. My…

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    Personal Identity; a concept of oneself most individuals are expected to possess. Ever since the personality quizzes and future career planning units that took place throughout courses in elementary and middle school, I have found the importance of self-concept in adult life to be abundantly clear. In addition to determining a pathway to future success, personal identity allows for interpersonal connections and relationships. Quite honestly, even without all the external pressures, a sense of…

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    what someone is truly like, and if the part of them we see on one platform is an accurate representation of their identity. Outside sources affect various different parts of your identity, which come together to make a complex whole you. These sources, such as the media and society, law enforcement, and more and more importantly, the Internet, have a lot of power over our personal identities and which parts of ourselves we present to them, which has positive and negative effects. Being a person…

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    Identity is a socially constructed concept. We learn about our own respective identity and the identity of others through interactions with family, peers, organisations, institutions, the media and through other connections we make in everyday life. Identity is the beliefs, qualities, personality, appearance and culture that make a person who they are. Identity relates to self image, self esteem and individuality. Personal identity evolves over the course of our lives and may involve aspects of…

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    awareness of identity important in your personal life? What are some of the situations in which this awareness would be beneficial? Awareness of identity is important in your personal life to guide expectation about your own and others social roles. It also helps to give a sense of belonging. Some situations in which this awareness would be beneficial is during study and practice of intercultural communication, how you stand on religion, and how you view politics. 2. How would you define…

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    War on Identities: Unveiling the ‘Truth’ Who am I? Identity is connected to every part of our lives. Yet, how we choose to identify is based on the perspectives, values and beliefs we hold which come from our communities. Further on, what we recognize as communities is also related to the emotions we feel towards them. I am a student, sister and daughter. I also dance and work in my spare time. The recognizable communities I am part of are, those that make up my identifiers such as, the…

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    previous versions. Despite having a different personality and having a different appearance, all of the incarnations of him maintain the same identity, the “Doctor”. While this is clearly a way for the writers of the show to keep the show going (the show has been going on for over 50 years) it does coincide with…

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    on their different experiences. We all share this fluidity in our personalities by the way we see ourselves and the way the world perceives us. This is called our identity. Our identity is everything that makes us different and what ties us together in groups, clubs or even countries. I see myself as a very dedicated person. This identity I have formed for myself has shaped the way I interact with classmates, friends, and family. It defines who I am today. Dedication has pushed me, kept me back,…

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