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    Identity formation involves developing a distinct personality with a sense of uniqueness, continuity, and affiliation. Individuals gain social identity through affiliation with others in groups and developing self-concept and self-consciousness. Cultural, ethnic, national, and religious identities are formed based on factors like sexuality, gender, religion, ethnicity, social class, or region and develop a personal sense of belonging. Ascribed status involves biological factors like sex, age, race or family that are typically unchangeable, while achieved status is based on education. Role sets describe the roles and relationships from a person's social status, including behaviors, rights, and norms expected in social situations.

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    Identity formation involves developing a distinct personality with a sense of uniqueness, continuity, and affiliation. Individuals gain social identity through affiliation with others in groups and developing self-concept and self-consciousness. Cultural, ethnic, national, and religious identities are formed based on factors like sexuality, gender, religion, ethnicity, social class, or region and develop a personal sense of belonging. Ascribed status involves biological factors like sex, age, race or family that are typically unchangeable, while achieved status is based on education. Role sets describe the roles and relationships from a person's social status, including behaviors, rights, and norms expected in social situations.

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    Identity formation involves developing a distinct personality with a sense of uniqueness, continuity, and affiliation. Individuals gain social identity through affiliation with others in groups and developing self-concept and self-consciousness. Cultural, ethnic, national, and religious identities are formed based on factors like sexuality, gender, religion, ethnicity, social class, or region and develop a personal sense of belonging. Ascribed status involves biological factors like sex, age, race or family that are typically unchangeable, while achieved status is based on education. Role sets describe the roles and relationships from a person's social status, including behaviors, rights, and norms expected in social situations.

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    What is identity formation?

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     Identity Formation, when we say persisting entity it is the development of an individual's distinct
    personality
     Pieces of actual identity includes
    1. Sense of uniqueness from others
    2. Sense of continuity
    3. Sense of affiliation

    How do individual gain social identity?

    Affiliation ito yung you are closely associated with or connected sa isang tao, group, and company

    Yung self-concept is perception o pag unawa na mayroon tayo sa ating sarili , inaanswer nya yung
    question na who am i?

    Yung self-consciousness is awareness mo sa sarili mo

    Cutural identity

    cultural identities include sexuality, gender, religion, ethnicity, social class, or region.
    Ethnic identity

    Refers to one's sense of belonging to an ethnic group and the part of one's thinking
    perceptions, feelings, and behavior that is due to ethnic group membership.
    National identity

    a person's identity or a person's sense of belonging to one state or to one nation.


    Religious identity

    refers to how individuals develop their personal sense of religious and/or spiritual
    identity

    Ascribe and achieved status


    Ascribe
    Ito yung biological factor kung saan hindi siya nababago through efforts and is typically
    based on sex, age, race, family relationships, or birth, while achieved status may be based on
    education
    Role set
    describes various roles and relationships as a consequence of a person's societal status. A role set
    can include connected behaviors, rights, obligations, norms, and beliefs as actualized in social
    situations by people.
    Role expectations
    the traits, attitudes, and behaviors considered appropriate for an occupant of a particular position
    within a group or social setting.

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