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How is conflict an element that shape identity?
In many fields, identity differences are seen to be a root cause of conflict. Psychological, especially social psychological explanations of conflict draw upon social identity theory as one of the primary explanations for conflict. Studies of religion attribute a large part of one’s identity to one’s beliefs.
What is identity conflict means?
Identity conflict is an issue for those whose utility is reduced by failing to satisfy diverse group norms. It also represents a broader issue for society, especially in the context of national and religious identities, as unity may be undermined where people are unable to adequately resolve these tensions.
How do you help someone find their identity?
Treatment for an identity crisis
- Look inward and explore. Take some time out to really look within yourself and ask yourself some questions about what you like and don’t like anymore.
- Search for joy and other ways to cope. What makes you happy?
- Find support.
- Ignore internal and external judgment.
- Seek outside help.
How does conflict shape a society?
It helps in unifying a society or a group when some external aggression occurs. Conflict prevents the ossification of the social system by exerting pressure for innovation and creativity. Groups reach the maximum of unity and solidarity in overt conflict.
Conflict theory focuses on the competition between groups within society over limited resources. Conflict theory views social and economic institutions as tools of the struggle between groups or classes, used to maintain inequality and the dominance of the ruling class.
What is the relationship between culture and conflict?
Culture and Conflict: Connections Cultures are embedded in every conflict because conflicts arise in human relationships. Cultures affect the ways we name, frame, blame, and attempt to tame conflicts. Whether a conflict exists at all is a cultural question.