Module 1
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MODULE 1
INDIVIDUAL,SOCIETY AND NATION
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An individuals personality, is his unique pattern of traits..
A trait is any distinguishable, relatively enduring way in which
one individual differs from others.
3 Facts to Consider When Defining Personality
Individuals are unique
Individuals behave differently in different situations
Although individuals are unique and behave inconsistently across
situations, there is considerable commonality in human behavior
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Individual differences- why are we different?
Personality determinants Nature- nurture
Personality development occurs as a consequence of
the interplay of
Biological inheritance
Physical environment
Culture
Group experience
Personal experience
Big five theory- Extroversion, agreeableness,
conscientiousness, neuroticism, openness these
dimensions represent broad areas of personality.
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Socialization
What is Socialization?
the process by which a person becomes a social being.
the process through which people acquire personality and
learn the ways of a society or group
What do we as children learn through the socialization process?
Acceptable patterns of behavior
Social roles
Language
Values of our culture
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Agents/Sources of Socialization
The Family-
The Schools-
The Peer Group-
The Mass Media-
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Sense of pride and patioticism
Pride it means pleasure or satisfaction taken in
achievement or the opposite as arrogant or disdainful
conduct. In our day to day life, pride at times drains our
energy but sometimes we really needs it to excel.
Patriotism is a devotion to one's country, excluding
differences caused by the dependencies of the term's
meaning upon context, geography and philosophy. In a
generalized sense applicable to all countries and
peoples, patriotism is a devotion to one's country.
It is a related sentiment to nationalism.
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Diversity-The variety of experiences and
perspective which arise from differences in
race, culture, religion, mental or physical
abilities, heritage, age, gender identity and
other characteristics."
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Managing diversity-Managing diversity means
acknowledging people's differences and
recognizing these differences as valuable; it
enhances good management practices by
preventing discrimination and promoting
inclusiveness.
Managing diversity focuses on maximizing the
ability of all employees to contribute to
organizational goals.
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Ignoring diversity issues costs time, money,
and efficiency. Some of the consequences
can include unhealthy tensions; loss of
productivity because of increased conflict;
inability to attract and retain talented
people of all kinds; complaints and legal
actions; and inability to retain valuable
employees, resulting in lost investments in
recruitment and training.