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    Cultural beliefs powerfully shape how individuals think and act, and families adapt these beliefs to their own structure and goals. Culture is passed down through generations as a set of shared values and customs that provide stability and a sense of belonging. Families align their goals according to their cultural beliefs, which dictate social roles and rules, in the belief that following cultural traditions will benefit them. Cultural influences extend from individuals to their families and determine how people view themselves and interact with others.

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    Cultural beliefs powerfully shape how individuals think and act, and families adapt these beliefs to their own structure and goals. Culture is passed down through generations as a set of shared values and customs that provide stability and a sense of belonging. Families align their goals according to their cultural beliefs, which dictate social roles and rules, in the belief that following cultural traditions will benefit them. Cultural influences extend from individuals to their families and determine how people view themselves and interact with others.

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    Cultural beliefs powerfully shape how individuals think and act, and families adapt these beliefs to their own structure and goals. Culture is passed down through generations as a set of shared values and customs that provide stability and a sense of belonging. Families align their goals according to their cultural beliefs, which dictate social roles and rules, in the belief that following cultural traditions will benefit them. Cultural influences extend from individuals to their families and determine how people view themselves and interact with others.

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    Question: How does cultural belief shapes family goals and family roles?

    Cultural beliefs impose a powerful impact on how an individual thinks and acts. As human
    beings, we see Culture as something that is a reflection of our character as an individual. We treat culture
    as if it represents our nation to the world. Culture is then defined as a set of shared beliefs, values, and
    customs that are passed down from generation to generation. It became an essential component of human
    society. In the Philippines, our Bayanihan culture is quite unique and is admired by other nations for its
    display of camaraderie and extraordinary teamwork. In other countries, like South Korea, their courtesy
    culture of bowing to every person they meet to show respect and acknowledge their presence is also
    admired by the world. Culture comes with traditions and beliefs that people living in a society tend to
    follow and adapt to their daily lives. It can be something that their ancestors have taught to or a belief
    from their religion. For example, in India, patriarchy lies at the heart of Hinduism. Men get to set the
    rules, laws, regulations, and roles of women and children. Men are the captains of the Hindi culture and
    their presence is viewed as essential and if a household patriarch passes, the family would be in misery.
    Cultural beliefs dictate the dos and donts of a society. Such then, individuals adapt this to their
    own families. People are not born with cultural beliefs as these beliefs are instilled into them as they
    grow. They are taught of what to do and what not to say, who to respect, who to follow, and how they
    should function in a society. And so, family aligns their goals in life to their cultural belief as they think
    following such will lead them to a prosperous and happy life. Human society grasps these beliefs so
    highly because they create stability, which gives you a sense of security and safety. For most people,
    culture provides them with the same emotional response as they have for their family. It is indisputable
    that your culture shapes who you are, your outlook on life and the world, and your beliefs. Your culture
    influences even your sense of humanity and how you interact with others.
    To sum it all up, cultural beliefs influence an individual on what to think and how to act. An
    individual then applies this to their own family, setting the rules and forming roles for their family
    members. As culture provides a sense of belongingness and security, they align their goals to it, thinking
    that their cultural beliefs and practices will do them nothing else but good for all.

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