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Family traditions are attitudes and ideas inherited from parents and ancestors that are experienced by everyone as part of family communication. Traditions can include baby names, brides changing last names, and arguments over missed holidays. People may experience criticism or pressure to conform to parental expectations, but traditions help define family identity and are an important part of wanting to start one's own family in the future.
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Comm 201 Presentation-Myers Enlow
- 2. What is that, you ask? Family traditions are defined as attitudes and ideas that a person inherits from his/her parents and ancestors.
- 3. Who uses these traditions?
- 6. Everyone!! This is a part of Family Communication. Everyone is a part of a family; therefore everyone has probably experienced at least one tradition in their lifetime.
- 8. Now?
- 9. Later?
- 10. That’s right. YOU! When you want to have a family of your own and instill your own traditions, or incorporate the ones you grew up with.
- 12. Too much pressure to be who your parents want/expect you to be.
- 14. Brides changing their last names
- 15. Arguments when you miss Thanksgiving dinner.
- 16. Is that it?
- 18. Just Remember…