Understanding Human Behavior In A Religious Environment

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Human Behavior in the Social Environment The way human beings behave when they are in a social environment varies as compared to when they are alone. In isolation, people will behave in such a manner that portrays their identity. However, when in the company of many people in a social place, people tend to experience tension and the desire to please other arises. Therefore, the kind of personality people show when in the public watch is likely to be misleading (Dewey, 2013). This study gives an account of what was experienced by the researcher while in the in a church service. In this church session, the worshippers are freely interacting. The observer notes everything about them including their ethnicity.

The interaction session

At the interactive session, the people here noted to be having their discussions in some groupings. These groupings were made up of women, men or children isolated groups. This shows that the people here were interested in making groups for themselves that were based on gender. The people in this forum demonstrated that they were not interested in intermingling across the genders. The organization theory holds that people who share a common believe will easily interact than those who share little. The three categories here were children, women, and men. It is also observed that the people...

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It is also noted that these children were in a happy mood being alone. From a look at these people, different social classes could be seen. In the sitting arrangement at the church, emphasis was laid on the social class that someone belonged to or cherished being associated. The dignitaries were given the front seats to occupy while the rest occupied the back seats (Goman, 2011).
The interaction among them showed that there were at least three languages being spoken. These were from the three ethnic groups that were present at the forum. The similarity among all these three groups was on how they handled themselves. They seemed to understand each other in every way. The other similar thing is that they all understood the English language. The preaching that was done by the pastor was in English, and they all understood it. One other similarity with them was on the issue of dress code, they all seemed to be officially dressed. Ethnicity affected the interactive patterns. During free sessions, these people clustered into their individual ethnic groups (Dewey, 2013).

The environment also had an influence on them in the sense that they appeared solemn and well conducted than the way people would have ordinarily appeared like. They talked in low tones…

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References

Dewey, J. (2013). Human Nature and Conduct: An Introduction to Social Psychology. New York: Modern Library.

Goman, M. (2011). Human-Environment Interactions. New York.

Izard, C. (2010). Human Emotions. New York: Plenum Press


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