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Social Environment: MediaMedia refers to various methods of communication that reach a wide audience, for example, television, radio, newspapers magazines, movies, books, internet, cell phones and video games.

"Ask Sophia"

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Do you agree with Sophia's answer? Why? Why not? If you disagree, how would you answer Frank's question?

How many of the forms of media mentioned do you use? Which is your favourite? Why?

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Which of these statements are examples of positive human values? Negative values? Why?

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Why do young people find it insulting to be told that they are strongly influenced by media?

They believe they can think for themselves; they believe they can tell the difference good and bad values.

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What does it mean to "become a thoughtful consumer of media"?

To be able to tell the difference between what is harmless and what is harmful; to question the messages that are promoted in television shows, movies, songs and in advertising.

Overall, in your opinion, is media a positive or negative influence on the social environment? Why?

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Summary:• The genes we inherit and the physical and

social environment in which we live come together and result in unique persons.

• Some of our genetic traits are fixed and others are best described as tendencies and possibilities.

• The physical and social environment in which we live influences us in many ways: self­concept, values, interests, social skills, behaviours and beliefs.

Complete reflection sheet #4 ­ Heredity and Environment