Question

Quickwrite 3: How do children and young adults learn what is

"appropriate" behavior, either in general or for them as boys and
girls or young men and women? What happens when a young
person acts in some way his or her family or friends consider "not
normal"? How is he or she treated? Refer to your own experiences
and observations to support your points.

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Answer 1

Various psychological studies have shown that our behavior is influenced by the society we live in and is also shaped by the people we interact with. A child starts to learn how he/she shall behave by looking at other people of the society such as his parents, neighbors, relatives etc.

If a person opposes the norms of a society or behaves in an way which is not common in the society, then he/she is treated in a criticizing way. Such a person will be bullied by every other person and under crucial circumstances may also be told to leave a society.