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Discuss what factors in a person's life you think have influenced the development of their personality. In other words, what specifically do you think makes you, "you"?

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Some of the factors which influenced the development of our personality are upbringing by our parents and family, our cultural background, the society/country we live in, our education, etc. These factors influence our upbringing and thus help in shaping our personality. Apart from ...

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