what is a models role is society?
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A models role in society is to present new styles, and/or products in a tasteful manner.
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Model-Netics is a comprehensive management training and development program. It literally means "models in action." The Basic Course in Model-Netics is composed of 151 management models that function as guides to thought and action.
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It goes against the grain of nature. There should be a role model of both sexes. 1 male, 1 female. Also what about when they get older and their school friends start to take the pis* out of them?
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Positive role models. It's difficult in a way though because not everyone or anyone can aspire to be one... the road is so hard, so many financial, emotional, and physical sacrifices go into being a medical professional. Anyway... I think they should set a good standard for the community they are in by involving themselves in community service and health education as well as practicing medicine.
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The woman's role is to be a good companion, and a role model for good manners.  She should also be gracious, cordial, pleasant and entertaining.  She is also expected to start and stop the dinner conversation, and initiate when it is time to eat, and when it is time to leave the table.
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Confidence is what makes you a good model.
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I believe that the media can both reflect society AND influence society. Most media is purposely for influencing society to buy products. But I also view some media as a fantasy of some people in our society rather than truly representing/reflecting society. Well, I hope that I gave you a bit to think about now. I hope it helps.
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He is a role model because of his basketball performance. He is a hall of fame caliber player and has dramatically changed his life since contracting HIV/AIDS. Now he lectures on AIDS awareness and warns youth on the dangers of unprotected sex.
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In community-oriented societies, the community plays a major role in shaping the personality of individuals, setting up strict rules of conduct and defining the limits of possible idiosyncrasies. In individual-oriented societies, the margin of freedom is so wide, individuals have the option to define their own norms and thus adopt  conducts of their own choice.
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None of the above! The role of the family in society is to exemplify the family unit, as it applies to society. Each person in the family represents a unique character, (or personality), that has individual traits separate from the others in this family unit and, as such, has different requirements. These differences, if and when perceived properly, "should" cause all family members to learn how to get along with each other. When one or more members refuse to get along, there is strife in the unit.\n(This is the short of it!)\nNow, apply this family unit to the broader unit of society... it's the same, only larger. Learning from each other and how best to help one another should be the goal, if you're wise enough to comprehend this, else there's strife in one form or another!\nThank You (Whew!)
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personality, virtue, values, and morals, the rest (looks, job) all get overlooked when your a model citizen....
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The thing about modelling is that the industry determines how much you work.  You can't just say, I'm going to be a model and just go out and get well paying jobs, you know?  You have to be chosen for jobs and it's highly competitive.  Unless you're one of the top IT girls we always see on the runway or win one of those lump sum modelling contracts, you'll probably need a job on the side.\n\nAlso keep in mind that most models' careers are over by the time they're in their mid twenties so you most definitely need a back up plan.
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what do you mean, "role of culture"?
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use the power of modeling....wherein you study every aspect \nof a person who has good values and good everything....then just be sincere with wat you do....do away with infidelity and dishonestly......
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You know, you really should do your own homework.  But I'll give you some starters: \n\nNormative: social norms shape human behaviors, as such, it approaches the policitical science from a "top-down" point of view.  The dominant social norms will determine the political environments during that time period.\n\nBehavioral: individual behaviors directly determine the outcome of political activities.  This is a "bottom-up" approach, where people's actions/reactions will dictate who gets to be the government and the direction of the government
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a subject stydin societies and their politics.
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Yea I am but why do you want to know... We are put in a ideal society where all we see are super models and superficial comercials that aren't even real.. the fine liness at least. We should be entitled to have a little meat on our selves.