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Cultural Genogram Dimensions of Culture

For each of the Identity Factors below, enter three characteristics that symbolize or define that identity factor from your (or your non-family member’s) perspective based on cultural norms. Then, consider how these values influence your thoughts on social responsibility.

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Identity Factor: Family	Identity Factor: Country or Origin/Residence	Identity Factor: Race/Ethnicity	Identity Factor: Gender
How would you describe your family?	Where did you grow up?	What symbols/values represent your culture?	What roles, responsibilities, and/or expectations are associated with gender in your experience?
Culturally Defined Characteristics (	Culturally Defined Characteristics (	Culturally Defined Characteristics (	Culturally Defined Characteristics (
My family can be described a nuclear family, I have one sibling	I am from America, a country renowned for its achievements, it is expected I would be well educated with undergraduate degree and currently pursuing Masters degree	I am a black American with both parents born and bred in America	I was bred always seeing my father as the sole provider and support of the family
Religious, educated, and hardworking	I at times felt dejected together with my culture	The American culture sometimes singles out on various human rights issues	My mother at all times accentuated on independency and not depending on a man
I was always trained to prioritize the family	The locality where you are nurtured directly influences your personality	Having knowledge of your own culture and valuing others is essential	The man is the head of a family
Direct or Indirect influence on orientation to Social Responsibility (
The environment I grew up in influenced my view on the constituent of a family and what settings I am expected to create for my future family. In addition, good housing, a stable income, and security are basics for a healthy loving family. Equally, a small manageable family is necessary for a more fulfilled life.	My life in America has given me the opportunity to assess world class education and openings to excel and progress my future life.	The American values and culture that constitute hard work, fairness, and freedom ensures that as a person, it is equally my obligation to maintain these values and rights.	As the culture grows, gender responsibilities have become less identified, however, the traditional prospects of men indicate that they must ensure they accomplish most of the responsibilities.