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    Activity 1: Socialization 9/16/2021 Deza Mae Languido Bsit-1E

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    A person without socialization like feral child Genie Wiley would be unable to develop language and their brain would physically change, disconnecting parts responsible for speech and language. They would also have poor self-esteem and not know how to interact with others. The family is most influential in a child's socialization and learning, as they are the primary social group where children observe and learn behaviors. The document discusses times when the author felt their true self, such as sharing problems with a best friend, and times they did not feel their true self, like interacting with someone they dislike in order to avoid conflict. Social pressures from family, peers, and academics helped shape the author by motivating discipline, social acceptance, and performance

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    A person without socialization like feral child Genie Wiley would be unable to develop language and their brain would physically change, disconnecting parts responsible for speech and language. They would also have poor self-esteem and not know how to interact with others. The family is most influential in a child's socialization and learning, as they are the primary social group where children observe and learn behaviors. The document discusses times when the author felt their true self, such as sharing problems with a best friend, and times they did not feel their true self, like interacting with someone they dislike in order to avoid conflict. Social pressures from family, peers, and academics helped shape the author by motivating discipline, social acceptance, and performance

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    A person without socialization like feral child Genie Wiley would be unable to develop language and their brain would physically change, disconnecting parts responsible for speech and language. They would also have poor self-esteem and not know how to interact with others. The family is most influential in a child's socialization and learning, as they are the primary social group where children observe and learn behaviors. The document discusses times when the author felt their true self, such as sharing problems with a best friend, and times they did not feel their true self, like interacting with someone they dislike in order to avoid conflict. Social pressures from family, peers, and academics helped shape the author by motivating discipline, social acceptance, and performance

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    Activity 1: Socialization 9/16/2021 Deza Mae Languido Bsit-1E

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    A person without socialization like feral child Genie Wiley would be unable to develop language and their brain would physically change, disconnecting parts responsible for speech and language. They would also have poor self-esteem and not know how to interact with others. The family is most influential in a child's socialization and learning, as they are the primary social group where children observe and learn behaviors. The document discusses times when the author felt their true self, such as sharing problems with a best friend, and times they did not feel their true self, like interacting with someone they dislike in order to avoid conflict. Social pressures from family, peers, and academics helped shape the author by motivating discipline, social acceptance, and performance

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    Activity 1: Socialization 9/16/2021

    Deza Mae Languido

    BSIT-1E

    1. What will happen to a person without socialization like the feral child Genie Wiley?

    Answer: Just like the feral child Genie Wiley, a person without socialization would not be able to learn and
    develop a capacity for language wherein there is a part of the brain that can’t stimulate which is the cortex
    that is responsible for speech and language, they got smaller and that part of the brain physically changes
    so that they are getting disconnected and becoming less functional. In addition, this person will develop
    poor self-esteem, characterized as having no knowledge how to deal with herself, the people around him
    or her and of course towards the society as a whole

    2. What are the influences of the family in your development as an individual?

    My family members are the first few people with whom I interacted when I was a child that's why they
    say a child is the reflection of his/her family. The most common way children learn is by observation of
    everyday life. A child’s learning and socialization are most influenced by their family since the family is the
    child’s primary social group. All of my first was taught by my mother. So, it really helps a lot the influence
    of my family on becoming on who I am today.

    3. Think of a time when you felt you were your “true self”. What made you think you were truly who
    you are during this time of your life?

    Answer: Being that someone who is not really unto sharing something towards my family. But instead, I
    am truly being myself whenever I can share all of my problems, pain and disappointments towards my
    best friend whom I can share everything to her. In that very moment, I feel that I am being true to myself
    as she lets me speak and share to her everything. In that way, I think that I can truly being myself during
    this time of life as I can also reflect by the situation that I am into as well as listen to her advices on what
    to do so that I can also truly accept failures and mistakes.

    4. Following the question above, can you provide a time when you felt you were not living your “true
    self”? Why did you have to live a life like that? What did you do about it?

    Answer: The time that I feel like I am not living as my true self is when I am talking to a person I don’t
    really like. In most cases, I am usually the type of person that when I don’t like someone I don’t really
    show off or talk to him or her directly what I really feel because for me I want to keep it just for myself
    and I don’t like to build a tension or chaos between us basically involving that someone I don’t like which
    I think I am not being true towards myself as well as towards the person I am referring to. I am living a life
    like that to avoid conflict and violence towards someone who doesn’t have the idea or the capability to
    control my judgement towards his or her personality. What I did is that I usually keep things just for myself
    and try to understand and accept why he or she acts in that way so that I will be able to cope with a
    positive judgement towards the person.
    5. What social pressure helps shape yourself? Would you have wanted it otherwise?

    Answer: The social pressure that have helped shape myself includes the family pressure towards their
    discipline and strict implementation on the rules and limitations that I should abide, peer pressure which
    emphasizes having the ability where I should fit in towards their capabilities in a good way in which in
    most situations I really chose the peers that I want to belong to, and lastly pressure on performance and
    academics wherein the people around me especially my family and relatives are expecting a lot from me
    when it comes to grades and performances though that doesn’t mean that I always excel but maybe for
    them they have noticed that in everything am putting the best things I can towards something.

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