... . The sociocultural perspective assumes that people's behaviour "both normal and abnormal "is shaped by the kind of family group, society or culture in which they live (Feldman et al. 2004). The social influence of an individual or group affecting others is extremely strong in children and young adolescents. Younger children are extremely impressionable from members of their peer group ... overwhelmed by a rush of emotions. He retells his experience to the other hunters to gain acceptance and then during the mock hunt on Robert, Ralph, too, wants "a handful of that brown, vulnerable flesh...

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