Identity Wheel_Sociology

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Look at this example wheel diagram. This is an example of what you will be creating in this task. The elements in your "pie" or "wheel" will be different than those in the example. You may have some or all of the same categories (family, religious, professional, etc.), and you may want to add or change some (ethnicity, political, age or generation, etc.).

The wheel diagram is a visual tool to help you think about different aspects of your identity (roles and aspects that define who you are). The visual pie pieces are intended to help you consider the relative importance of each aspect.


What identities are in your "Wheel of Multiple Identities"? If possible, draw one first on a piece of paper. Then in the text box, tell me, in about 250 words,


  • Which aspects/roles did you choose for this assignment?

  • Which seem most important to you? why?

  • Which are ones that were determined for you? who determines?


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