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personal identity :smiley: (Social Identity (Types of social identities,…
personal identity :smiley:
SIMBOLS: each symbol expresses what we are from where we come from and where we are going
TRADITIONS:
In communities and regions of Mexico, the tradition of worshiping the dead is preserved.
SOCIAL GROUPS:
is the grouping of people who interact with each other, ruling in values and norms, to achieve a shared goal.
temporary groups
groups that you set
CUSTOMS:
prepare the food that pleased the deceased relatives, bring flowers to their tombs, build altars and then raise the offering
DEFINITION:
It is what makes one "self" and not "other".
GENER:in society defines how we are expected to act, talk, dress, adjust and behave according to our assigned sex
Social Identity
Consequences of social identity
Many factors affect the likelihood that individuals adopt a social, rather than personal, identity. Specifically, individuals are more cognizant of their social identity when similarities between members of their group are underscored or when competition between their group and another collective are emphasized.
The interpersonal-intergroup:
Completely intergroup behaviour would be behaviour determined solely by the social category memberships that apply to more than two people.
Is the portion of an individual's self-concept derived from perceived membership in a relevant social group.
Types of social identities
Self enhancement
A variety of studies have verified that individuals develop social categories that are intended to boost their self esteem.
Wellbeing
The evolution of these shared perspectives improves the wellbeing of members.
Ethical Behavior
They may seek an exorbitant salary during these turbulent times as well.
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