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ROMER NABUA ROYCE

CADET 2nd CLASS CADET 2 CLASS
nd
DESUSA
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ROMER NABUA ROYCE

CADET 2nd CLASS CADET 2 CLASS
nd
DESUSA
 IS THE STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOR OF GROUPS THAT
RESULTS FROM
DYNAMIC OF SOCIAL
THE INTERACTION OF INDIVIDUAL GROUP MEMBERS AS
WELL TO THE STUDY
INTERACTION
OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL
INTERACTION AND
GROUP LEVEL BEHAVIOR
 DYNAMIC SOCIAL
INTERACTION DEALS IN THE
ASPECT OF SOCIAL
PSYCHOLOGY
IT REFERS TO THE PSYCHOLOGICAL RELATION
OF INDIVUALS TO A CERTAIN INTERACTION TO
OTHER GROUPS THAT COULD AFFECT THEIR
MENTAL PERCEPTION AND WOULD RESULT
INTO DIVERSION OR CHANGE OF THINKING

THIS KIND OF ASPECT IS A SOCIAL PHENOMENON

IT VARIES AND DEPEND ON HOW PEOPLE NOW A
DAYS INTERACTS TOWARDS THE SOCIETY DUE TO
OUR DEVELOPING WORLD
THIS SOCIAL BEHAVIORS CAN BE RELATED TO

FAMILY
 ACCORDING TO MERZ, CONSEDINE, SCHULZE AND
SCHUENGEL 2009
FAMILY RELATIONSHIP AND WELL BEING

For better and for worse, family relationships play a central

role in shaping an individual’s well-being across the life
course and it would depend on how each other
communicates and interacts to create bond and
connection
For example a group of children in a family reunion interacts with the adults. Most likely children's
would not be able to relate to what adults do but rather they want to play and get along with other
children.

The point is that the relationship between the group of children and adults would not be connected
at that point of circumstance because of the aspects that differ their gap and this is the result of
social behavior differences.
 ACCORDING
THIS SOCIAL TOCAN
BEHAVIORS D. S.BE
ELLIOTT
RELATED TO
Environmental Factors Contribute to Juvenile
Crime and Violence

Environmental factors that contribute to juvenile crime

and violence include violent and permissive families,
unstable neighborhoods, and delinquent peer groups.

In relation, social behavior can be affected by the environmental circumstances that are present in a daily
life of an individual in which person’s state of mind and behavior can change due to the perceptive activities
that are constant manipulating and adaptive to the curious mind.

In fact groups in our present generation such as the New People’s Army or NPA are slowly being suppressed
by our government because they are the primary reason why a lot of teenagers are being recruited to this
ENVIRONMENT
notorious group who are liable to the threat and danger to our country.
THIS SOCIAL BEHAVIORS CAN BE RELATED TO

STUDENTS
 ACCORDING TO MARK J. VAN RYZIN &
CARY ROSETH
THE POWER OF PEER INFLUENCE TO ADDRESS
STUDENT BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS AND INTERACTION
TO THE GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS

When group norms promote positive behavior, such as . getting good grades, these peer influences can be
beneficial. This can be a positive effect to a certain group who interacts good deeds to other groups through
doing things that are helpful to a student. However, in contrast some peer groups will take on antisocial
behavioral norms that reinforce delinquent behavior and result to negative circumstances.

The point is that a certain group or an individual may vary to what type of social behavior they might have
depending to what kind of group they interact. Because constant interaction to other groups would lead to
the adaption of mental behavior and social behavior affecting ones perception resulting in different aspects
it may be positive or negative.
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