Psy 202 Week 3
All of Us Are Groupies 1. What group was I associated first? A. My Hispanic Family B. Oldest of 3 Children C. Grandparents played vital role 2. What did I choose to belong to during school? A. Football was a sport I always enjoyed and excelled at B. Basketball was fun but I didn’t have enough talent to make the squad C. Business Careers High School was chosen by my Mother 3. What career path did I choose? A. Chose to work at local Credit Union B. Life in the Air Force C. Group within the Air Force 4. When did things change? A. Married my wife B. Now have son and daughter C. Being a husband and father changed my group associations 5. How do I feel after being associated with so many groups? A. Driven to want to be part of a different group after the Air Force B. Finish my college degree C. Be a role model to my own group – my family
All of Us are Groupies Since the day we are born and until the day we die, we are all part of a group. Groups we are, “purposely joined or sometimes we may just drift into others” (Witt & Mossler, 2010, p. 14). In this paper I will present how each of us are part of a group throughout our lives. The examples I will cite will mostly be personal examples of my life and how I expect to be part of other groups later in life. I was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas. This makes me a proud Texan from the first day I entered the world. My parents were both teenagers when I was born, but had to grow up quickly since they were now parents. My father was a construction worker and my mother stayed at home to raise me, my sister and brother. I remember when my Dad would get laid off during the winter months, my mother would sometimes work and we would stay at my grandmother’s house. My grandparents were hard working Mexican Americans and had very strict rules in their household. My grandmother used to always scold me and I remember thinking, “Why
All of Us are Groupies Since the day we are born and until the day we die, we are all part of a group. Groups we are, “purposely joined or sometimes we may just drift into others” (Witt & Mossler, 2010, p. 14). In this paper I will present how each of us are part of a group throughout our lives. The examples I will cite will mostly be personal examples of my life and how I expect to be part of other groups later in life. I was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas. This makes me a proud Texan from the first day I entered the world. My parents were both teenagers when I was born, but had to grow up quickly since they were now parents. My father was a construction worker and my mother stayed at home to raise me, my sister and brother. I remember when my Dad would get laid off during the winter months, my mother would sometimes work and we would stay at my grandmother’s house. My grandparents were hard working Mexican Americans and had very strict rules in their household. My grandmother used to always scold me and I remember thinking, “Why
References: Witt, G.A., & Mossler, R. A. (2010). Adult Development and Life Assessment. Retrieved from https://content.ashford.edu/AUPSY202.10.1 Robert, F. D. (2004). Unit physical training not an 'air force idea '. Air Force Times, , 46-46. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1010722988?accountid=32521