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Every traditional culture has its norms, which ultimately affect what is considered right or wrong. A clear distinction of this is best illustrated in the Middle East as compared ……
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… they need the comfort of contact and security to make them feel that…[break]…cultural factors influence our perception of acceptable expressions of gender and sexual by making us think in terms of how people act and what is expected from a person who is gender fluid, gay or … of how people act and what is expected from a person who is gender fluid, gay or straight. People come to expect certain norms of behavior from these characterizations. However, not every culture is the same and there are many subcultures in the modern world. For instance, … for two men to kiss. In a conservative culture, this would more than likely not be acceptable as conservative culture would say that sexual is between men and women. The expression or repression of a person’s gender and/or sexual may influence the person’s interpersonal development by making the person more isolated or more……
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… mother or father, a grandparent and so on. Trauma suffered at an early age can lead to later onset of depression in adolescence: sexual or emotional abuse, the loss of a pillar in one’s support system—such as a mother or father; abandonment—all of these are experiences that … on social media and not on learning how to interact with real people in the real world. They do not know the basic norms of communication, how to use body language, how to read other people, or what it means to have social and emotional intelligence. Many ……
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