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  • It Is Primarily Through Identification Through Social Groups that We Define Ourselves

     

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ID number:705890
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Published: 20.05.2004.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
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As primarily social animals, human beings naturally seek out different groups to which they feel they have a certain sense of belonging. But there are two different aspects of this issue involved: identifying oneself with a social group for its social implications and identifying oneself with a social group for internal needs. A person can have two different identities, one that involves an individual's self-perception and the way that others see that particular individual. There is a natural dichotomy between the two sides of one's personality that is usually displayed between the different types of social groups with which an individual may identify oneself.…

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