Sociologist Robert van Krieken (2005) says that our identity is the constellation of characteristics that we can consider to be part of our "self", including the how we present ourselves to others. Respond to this statement by exploring this idea from a socialization perspective. To support your argument, your response should include analysis of at least two specific examples related to one or both cultures and identity. A sociological approach to individuality and identity begins with the assumption that there is a reciprocal relationship between the self and society (Stryker, 1980). Because the self emerges in social interaction in the context of a complex, organized, and differentiated society, it has been argued that the self must also be complex, organized, and differentiated, reflecting the adage that "the self reflects the society” (Stryker, 1980). ). The self reflects society or the idea of ​​identity construction is supported by James' (1890) notion that there are as many different selves as there are different positions one occupies in society and therefore different groups that react to society....