Identity Factor
Identity Factor: Family
Identity Factor: Country or Origin/Residence
Identity Factor: Race/Ethnicity
Identity Factor: Gender
How would you describe your family?
Where did you grow up?
What symbols/values represent your culture?
What roles, responsibilities, and/or expectations are associated with gender in your experience?
Culturally Defined Characteristics (
Culturally Defined Characteristics
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Culturally Defined Characteristics
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Culturally Defined Characteristics
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Middle class
Moyock, North Carolina
Holidays – Family
Female- domestic
University Educated
Middle class Neighborhood
Sunday Dinners
Male – breadwinners
Loving
Family ties to Virginia, New Jersey, New York
Celebrations- Parties , Wedding Anniversaries, Graduations,
Female – Household Workers
Direct or Indirect influence on orientation to Social Responsibility
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Supportive to those in need
Willing to help those who are less fortunate
Family closeness
Caring and compassionate with helping others
Cultural Genogram Dimensions of Culture
For each of the Identity Factors below, enter three characteristics that symbolize or define that identity factor from your (or your non-family member’s) perspective based on cultural norms. Then, consider how these values influence your thoughts on social responsibility.
Non-Family Member
Identity Factor: Family
Identity Factor: Country or Origin/Residence
Identity Factor: Race/Ethnicity
Identity Factor: Gender
How would you describe your family?
Where did you grow up?
What symbols/values represent your culture?
What roles, responsibilities, and/or expectations are associated with gender in your experience?
Culturally Defined Characteristics (
Culturally Defined Characteristics
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Culturally Defined Characteristics
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Culturally Defined Characteristics
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Religious
Chesapeake, Virginia
Religion- Pentecostal
Male – Workers
Supportive
Middle class neighborhoods
Sunday Dinners
Females – Caregivers
Loving
Middle Class
Bible Study
Males & Female – makes decisions
Direct or Indirect influence on orientation to Social Responsibility
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Helping those in need
Express empathy to the less fortunate
Help those that need to find their way
Making informed decisions for others
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