Nowadays, there is an ongoing debate about whether
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is shaped more by family influence or by external factors. Advocates of the former argue that parents and close family Use synonyms
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opponents believe that exposure to peers and media enables Linking Words
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This
essay will discuss both views before presenting my own perspective.
On the one hand, many people believe that close family Linking Words
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In other words
, from a young age, Linking Words
children
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For instance
, in Kazakhstan, many Linking Words
children
develop communication skills by imitating their parents, often adopting greetings that are influenced by religious traditions. Use synonyms
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approach helps Linking Words
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integrate into society. Linking Words
As a result
, they are less likely to face discrimination Linking Words
due to
inappropriate language use. Linking Words
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clearly highlights the importance of family Linking Words
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On the other hand
, in my view, external factors Linking Words
such
as peer pressure and mass media can have a negative impact on Linking Words
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is largely because Linking Words
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such
as smoking, Linking Words
children
are likely to imitate it. A similar influence can be observed in the media. Use synonyms
For example
, many television programmes promote alcohol consumption or violence, which can negatively affect Linking Words
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Consequently
, excessive reliance on external influences can lead to negative social outcomes and increased social conflict. Linking Words
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, choosing a suitable environment for Linking Words
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is a crucial decision.
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, the environment to which Use synonyms
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are exposed is equally important and should not be overlooked. Use synonyms
Therefore
, adopting a balanced approach, Linking Words
along with
proper parental guidance in selecting the most suitable environment, can help mitigate potential social problems in the future.Linking Words