In any case, the way in which people and guardians construct these associations changes according to social beliefs regarding the education and advancement of children, as well as particular inclinations and limitations. For example, in some societies, young people are relied upon to listen to and regard their elders reliably, while in other societies, children are taught from an early age to express themselves. The children's association with their way of life develops through their encounters. Having a strong sense that they could call their own social history and customs helps children build a positive social character. It also reinforces young people's feeling of having a place and respect towards