Person Culture

Cultures are judged deeply from others with can be out of how similar and different one is from another. Many cultures are similar in the way one dresses. Or by the way one eats or even cuisine, but with similarities comes differences. One difference almost all cultures is how the live, and how they perceive it, even down to how they express their own beliefs.

To what extent does one’s culture inform the way one views others and the world?

I believe there are many factors that define culture, such as language, food, traditions from past generations, religion, and values. All of these factors have the power to influence the individuals within.

Culture influences everyone’s perception of what goes on in their life. Thus, making everyone’s daily decision and own beliefs towards something, having an alternative reaction towards these beliefs because of what their culture is. For there to be some sort of culture pressure it has an indirect meaning that every person thinks and act similar, otherwise no other type of culture would exist. Culture influences many ideals that take place in everyday life.

“What you see and what you hear depends a great deal on where you are standing. It also depends on what sort of person you are.” (C.S. Lewis) Though culture does shape one's life, one's view of the world depends on how they interpret their culture.

Everyone sees others in the world in different ways, why? Culture has a significant impact on how individuals view the world and others. The three stories Indian Fathers Plea, Two Kinds, and By Any Other Name, prove culture has the largest impact. Some may argue that experience has a considerable impact, but overall culture is still more prominent.

Culture can be defined as manifestations of intellectual achievement which is not a facet of bias. How one sees the world actually comes from aspects such as emotional experiences and life events. One change could cause a butterfly effect that will forever change said person’s opinions. Culture is an aspect of art and customs throughout a community that remains in a sector of life whether the person intends it to be that way or not. It is human nature to desire different experiences outside of their cultural circle. One’s culture does not influence how they view the world due to autonomy, automatic assimilation, and operating behind the veil of ignorance.

How do you think your culture changes your ethical views? People’s perspective can alter the way they perceive others and the world. People like to judge others from only one perspective, but they should try to see things differently sometimes. Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World, by Jack Weatherford, shows how the Mongols were not complete savages, as they are portrayed, but a regulated society with laws and a structured government. Cultural perspective defines ethical truth in religion, politics, and education.

Imagine a ripe, fresh, and juicy apple in the hand of a healthy, happy, well-fed child. Now imagine this same apple in the hand of a battered, hungry, and dingy child. How do you believe these two children view this one simple fruit? Both of these children will view this apple differently, just like how culture influences how people see the world differently.

Culture, the way we learn, think, live, eat and how we present our selves to the world. On daily bases we are representing who we are and how we positively or negatively view others in the world. Your location can determine whether your views are accepted negatively or positively. The motivational quote found in my English classroom, “What is popular is not always right. What is right is not always popular.

the things that they see. Every culture has their own individual stereotypes and belief systems. The reason for this is that people place arbitrary meanings on life's occurrences based upon those of the individuals which preceded them. Thought patterns of an individual are all dependent upon the teachings of others.

Have you ever viewed someone differently based on their culture? Or has someone´s culture ever informed you the way one views others and the world? In the following section there are three different aspects that can identify a person on how they see the world and others and they're going to change your perspective.

The attitude, values, ideals and beliefs of individuals are greatly influenced by the culture in which they live. Precisely, culture is the sum total of the ways of life of people in a particular society.

Unfortunately, or fortunately, whatever your perception I do not believe we get to a certain point where we know ourselves completely. The self is constantly being shaped by external and internal factors; therefore, when we speak about cultural identity that is something that changes as well. Using a framework can be a helpful way to understand cultural identity. I like the Person Centered approach for understanding cultural identity. Person Centered tenants of unconditional positive regard, empathy and congruence help create and maintain a trusting relationship between counselor and client. However, the Person Centered approach doesn’t allow the client to bring awareness to their unconscious thoughts, and how those motivate them to act and think. This could also be termed as the shadow

They learn to establish positive relationships with their peers by understanding and respecting others’ feelings (Oliver & Klugman, 2002 & Contribution Goal 3). Also Vygotsky believed that children learn to be co-operative and grow as a responsible and good adult in the society through large group plays (Smidt, 2011). They also develop the problem-solving skills that are required to be a good community member and come to know about the acceptable behaviour (Klein et al, 2004).