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This document explores the concept of belonging and how it can be represented in different texts. It examines how belonging is connected to family, place, culture, community, and other groups from birth. Belonging can impact perceptions of self and place in the world. Both positive associations and problems with not belonging are discussed. Belonging fulfills basic psychological needs and influences beliefs, but those who do not belong may feel alienated, isolated, or marginalized. The document suggests belonging can be represented in texts through exploring positive connections or problems with not fitting in or conforming.
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