The Role Of Family In Our Society

There are many different types of societies that existed around the world, from the Hunting and Gathering Societies to the Postindustrial Societies; each with its own styles and uniqueness. When we look into some of our societies today we see a vast number of differences in the way people live, the changes that takes place, the way people communicate and move around in their respective societies; a term sociologists refer to as interaction. Many people have been born into, and lived specific lifestyles indigenous to their societies. You may also see many of them hanging out among themselves in small groups such as church choirs, sports teams, political parties, in which they exchange knowledge and information. These groups of persons form the

It is my belief that families do play a major role in the way human beings behave in their societies. As we grow older, we learn many things from our families that are beneficial to our societies. Almost everything we learn as a child comes from parenthood and the way we react towards them. They went through all the concepts in life and society as children and adults, which we learn, as we get older as well. Our families, especially our parents, have a lot of wisdom about what goes on in life, since they have already experienced many parts of it. They are the ones who can teach us what they have learned and show us how we should feel, act and think about the modern day society. Stability, interdependence, tradition, trust and loyalty are all important in understanding how families really function. Rules, boundaries and patterns of interaction as well as cultural influences could affect how families operate as a social system. These components all influence one another in their interrelationships within the family frame. These same components can be found within the social system that affects the family in one way or another. One other way we can express our feelings towards society is to go out and experience what else is out there in the world. Our families are the starting points of where we learn these concepts, but we need to go “outside the box” and start to think for ourselves and be mindful of what we want to achieve in life. As we become adults, we will need to start doing many things on our own, and not be so dependent on our families. For example, when students go off to universities, they should at least know how to handle their finances or do basic things such as laundry and how to achieve other necessities in life that their parents taught them. Some students in college appear to be lost because they were never taught how to be independent. In this