Behavioral Diversity

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This paper examines the effects of four diverse sociological constructs and assesses their influence on behavior. The constructs chosen are gender, ethnicity, personality traits and religion. It also examines four personality types and the behaviors associated with them, the effects of religion on adolescents, the effects of Asian belief and culture on sexuality and sexual knowledge and finally gender based conversation practices and their implications for behavioral influences.

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"This paper presents a brief exploration into how significant various diverse sociological concepts are on behavior. Four separate issues were examined: personality traits, gender, religion and ethnicity. Research results for all areas were significant; leading to the conclusion that these sociological diverse categories do influence behavior. Whether a parent instills strong religious values in their child, pays more attention and display more emotion toward their infant daughters as opposed to their infant sons, raises their children in a rural vs. an urban setting or whether the individual is raised as a member of a culturally strict country, influences on behavior are an important construct that we must recognize and account for in all areas, from our business dealings (especially with the growing global economic market) to our daily interpersonal activities, like going to Starbucks and meeting the new barista. "

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