Abraham Is A Collectarian Analysis
Abraham lives in a collectivist society where everything they do are always in groups. They walk in groups, they work in groups and they even shower in groups. There is no privacy at all for him and he just can’t take it. He hates it because he just can’t be alone for one second because he’s basically being followed. In most situations, it is important to focus on the yourself rather than groups in regards to Sports, , and Scholarships.
When playing particular sports, it's reasonable for the player to be an individualist. If playing a sport like volleyball where people are in groups and some of the players don’t try, then the team will most likely do bad. Now imagine a guy in wrestling where all he needs to worry about is himself. He doesn’t need to rely on anyone. All he needs to do is focus on himself. He will might lose but that's gonna be on him, no one else. …show more content…
Scholarships, yes scholarships. For people to get scholarships they must go above and beyond what they currently do. What this means is that people have to get straight A’s and not mess around with clowns. What that means is to basically not hang out with people who always gets in trouble. Find friends who want that same goal so they benefit off of each other. They’ll help each other out and colleges will recognize
When playing particular sports, it's reasonable for the player to be an individualist. If playing a sport like volleyball where people are in groups and some of the players don’t try, then the team will most likely do bad. Now imagine a guy in wrestling where all he needs to worry about is himself. He doesn’t need to rely on anyone. All he needs to do is focus on himself. He will might lose but that's gonna be on him, no one else. …show more content…
Scholarships, yes scholarships. For people to get scholarships they must go above and beyond what they currently do. What this means is that people have to get straight A’s and not mess around with clowns. What that means is to basically not hang out with people who always gets in trouble. Find friends who want that same goal so they benefit off of each other. They’ll help each other out and colleges will recognize