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facotrs affecting identity - Coggle Diagram
facotrs affecting identity
race vs ethnicity
race
biological classification of people, which includes their physical characteristics
bone and jaw structure, and the colour of skin, hair and eyes
ethnicity
based on the culture of a group of people who share the same ancestry, customs and traditions
own beliefs, values and practices that shape its identity and way of life
religion
an organised collection of attitudes, beliefs, values, practoces and world views
involoves the worship of gods or a group of gods
narrative or an account of events to explain the meaning of life and the origins of life
many religions promote values of compassion, love and respect
socio-economic status
socio-economic status may influence a person's life experiences
examples that can affect socio-economic status are
income
employment
occupation
education
housing
an idividual's or household income is one indicatior of a person's socio-economic statud
this information helps the government to identify groups of people who may require additional assistance
the government can provide more targeted support and additional assistance to citizens who need it more
nationality
are generally citizens of the same country
often share a common history, and language, as well as common experiences, practices and traditions
some examples are
singing of the national anthem and the reciting of the national pledge
taking part in National Day celebrations
national service for male
this may result in a shared sense of national identity and belonging to their country