Identity, Personal and Social 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCulture and SocialisationASWJEC Created by: lucybutler99Created on: 13-04-17 15:28 Civic Nationalism When people are socialised into nationality, e.g. large sporting events with national colours, flags and anthems. 1 of 9 Collective Identity The social groups that an individual chooses to belong to, e.g. goth, football fan 2 of 9 Social Identity The social roles that define and control us and are supported by norms and laws, e.g. father, muslim, woman. 3 of 9 Multiple Identities When an individual manages different identities, e.g. a caring daughter at home, drug user in social life. 4 of 9 Personal Identity Unique to the individual, e.g. name, appearance, passport. 5 of 9 Structural Theory Identity is fixed and imposed on individuals through socialisation. Individuals are passive and influenced by social roles. 6 of 9 Social Action Theory Identity isn't fixed and is created by the individual, they can reject social influence. 7 of 9 Identity How we, and other people, see us. It is learnt through interactions with others and socialisation. 8 of 9 Globalisation Theorists argue that national cultures are becoming increasingly hybrid, for example in Britain you can get curry, chinese and McDonalds 9 of 9
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