Culture and Growing Up
Who We Are and Who We Become
The idea of our society as an integral part of development is cultural determinism, because it is our culture that determines who we are. I was raised in Midwestern America, in a middle class home, with predominantly European American parents (there is some Native American blood as well, but the European blood and culture dominated the household). My family valued education, responsibility, hard work, and love. These values, and the family and society that taught me these values, were the culture that affected my development.
Culture and Growing Up
Culture lays the foundation for who we are as individuals and allows us to grow within or without its boundaries as we choose to.
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Takeaways
- We are who we come from.
- As we get older, we get to choose what we believe in.
- Understanding culture is important in understanding individuals.
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