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8 pages in length. The assumptions about cultural 'norms' impact the interviewee's behavior on a day-to-day basis by virtue of making her extraordinarily aware of how she is expected to act in a society so different to her own, which directly relates to the inherent challenges and disadvantages she recognizes as being related to her culture being outside the 'norm.' She responds to those challenges by paying particular attention to how she interacts when in public and enlists the help of friends as sources of strength and support to guide her down the correct path of cultural assimilation. The interviewee was pleased to find that over time, there are certain advantages associated with assimilating to the normative culture, not the least of which includes the sense of belonging that is most often withheld for those who earn such acceptance only after proving the ability - and desire - to integration. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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that serve to define each individual culture. Examples of these diversities include maintaining a respectable distance when in the presence of those who occupy a higher social status or
position of respect, and opening oneself up to social assistance regardless of the impact upon oneself when someone is in need. The assumptions about cultural norms impact the interviewees
behavior on a day-to-day basis by virtue of making her extraordinarily aware of how she is expected to act in a society so different to her own, which directly relates
to the inherent challenges and disadvantages she recognizes as being related to her culture being outside the norm. She responds to those challenges by paying particular attention to how
she interacts when in public and enlists the help of friends as sources of strength and support to guide her down the correct path of cultural assimilation. The interviewee
was pleased to find that over time, there are certain advantages associated with assimilating to the normative culture, not the least of which includes the sense of belonging that is
most often withheld for those who earn such acceptance only after proving the ability - and desire - to integration. Here is where the student will provide an analysis
of the course theories related to the interviewees experience. II. UNDERSTANDING VARIOUS COMPONENTS OF CULTURAL IDENTITY The concept of a rational society
- in which the entire community is greatly influenced by principles its members completely and accept without challenge - has indeed proven to be one of the most powerful standards
of global culture. As such, social norms are expressed in various ways to ensure adherence - norms, folkways and mores - with each one possessing a stronger influence than
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