The respondents gave different ways they were brought up
The respondents gave different ways they were brought up; some were brought up as Christians in the church others were brought up as people who never went to the church. The respondent brought up in the church claimed to have been attending church services many times within the week. Such respondents had different values, attitudes, as well as the way they behaved. Such respondents were against traits like gay marriage since they know God created a man and a woman to marry each other, not a man and another man. They were taught in the church to love other people and treat them well from the Ten Commandments.
The respondents who were brought up outside the church had different behaviors, attitudes, and values. They don’t believe there is God, and they do their things in a worldly way. They don’t know the ten commandments; neither do they follow them, and this gives them different values towards everything in their life. The response who were brought up the worldly way was free to take alcohol, engage themselves in sexual immorality as well as in smoke bhang and cigarette. It is a different case with those brought up as Christians since they uphold morals.
I was brought up in a military family where my dad was an army, and this made me appreciate people from every tribe, ethnicities as well as race. I understand people from different races, as my parents taught me. I was brought up under strict rules, and this makes me a person who is firm with the decision I make in my life. Still, this makes me be very cautious and alert all the time of my life.
Week 5
The Ethic groups each member greatly influence the way they behaved, what they valued, and their attitude. Different respondents gave different views on how they would respond to a dispute with them and the group. The union group spoke of creating peace and solving the conflict amicably, which the non-union group would fight back, and this made them different values and attitudes.
Respondents had different views on how groups influenced their attitudes, values, as well as their behaviors. On gender, female respondents said that their parents were very strict to them, overprotective, and this made them grow up as people without exposure. Male respondents claimed that their parents were very reluctant towards them, and this made them grow with a lot of freedom, and this gives them room to be exposed to negative behaviors like drug abuse, immoral behaviors. Most of the male respondents were satisfied with themselves being the gender they were, and the same case was there for the female gender as they wished they were males.
Female respondents claim the strictness of their parents made them to be morally upright as well as becoming better mothers regardless of them having led a straight forward life. Female respondents valued characters like respect for other people as well as being submissive. Male respondent assessed things like drunkenness, smoking, etc. for the males who brought up in families which are not religious. The respondent came from the same race, and this made all of them to have the same values and norms. They believed in respecting all human race, either black or which since they are all human beings, and they were all created by God.