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-Cultural Background: The traditions, customs, and values inherited from one's culture or ethnicity.
-Oegstgeest, Aberdeen
-Nationality: The country or nation with which an individual identifies, often linked to citizenship.
-holland
-Race: The classification of individuals based on physical characteristics, such as skin color and facial features.
-white rich christian
-Gender: The social and cultural roles, behaviors, and expectations associated with being male, female, or non-binary.
-Female
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-Sexual Orientation: The pattern of emotional, romantic, or sexual attraction one feels toward others.
--14 yo boys
-Religion or Spirituality: The beliefs, practices, and values related to the divine or the search for meaning in life.
-chr
-Language: The primary language(s) spoken, which can influence cultural identity and communication.
-dutch english
-Socioeconomic Status: The social and economic position of an individual, often determined by income, education, and occupation.
-Pupil
-Education: The level of formal education attained, which can shape perspectives and opportunities.
-Medium
-Family Background: The influence of family dynamics, values, and history on an individual's identity.
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-Personal Experiences: Unique life experiences, including significant events, challenges, and achievements that shape one's worldview.
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-Personality Traits: Characteristics that define an individual's behavior, such as introversion, extroversion, openness, and conscientiousness.
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-Community and Social Networks: The groups and communities to which one belongs, influencing social identity and support systems.
-School
-Political Beliefs: The values and ideologies that shape an individual's views on governance and societal issues.
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-Life Stage: The current phase of life (e.g., childhood, adolescence, adulthood, seniority) that influences identity development.
-Pupil, 14
-Trauma and Resilience: The impact of past traumas and the ability to overcome challenges, shaping personal identity.
-Cancer, facing death
-Global Perspective: Awareness and understanding of global issues and cultures, influencing how one relates to the world.
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-Values and Beliefs: Core principles and convictions that guide behavior and decision-making, forming the foundation of identity.
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-Traits
-Values, beliefs
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-Integrity
-Service
-Respect
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-Here are eight categories of personal values:
-. **Integrity**: Values related to honesty, ethics, and moral principles.
-. **Relationships**: Values that emphasize the importance of family, friendships, and community connections.
-. **Growth**: Values focused on personal development, learning, and self-improvement.
-. **Health**: Values that prioritize physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
-. **Achievement**: Values related to success, ambition, and the pursuit of goals.
-. **Service**: Values that highlight the importance of helping others and contributing to society.
-. **Freedom**: Values that emphasize autonomy, independence, and personal choice.
-. **Respect**: Values that focus on honoring oneself and others, including diversity and inclusivity.
-These categories can help individuals identify what is most important to them in life.