Answer:
Identity is synonymous with self-image. A person's identity is formed throughout life because it consists of many different characteristics. Both those we choose and those we can not influence. According to a constructivist view of identity, identity is created continuously in interaction with its surroundings. An extreme constructivist view that sees everything as socially constructed and does not allow for individual choices and expressions, is usually called deterministic.
This individual identity can be transferred to larger groups, becoming a social identity that encompasses a group of individuals with common historical, cultural and traditional characteristics.
Answer:
C. Ontological
Explanation:
Metaphysics itself is a branch of philosophy that advocates beyond physical or abstract concepts and ontology is a sub-branch of metaphysics dealing with the nature of being or existence. It focuses on the concepts related to human existence and their relations. It questions the objective reality and attempts to find the meanings of being. for example, Plato and Aristotle both proposed their ontological theories, the former gave the distinction between the true reality and illusion while the latter provided the existence of ten different kinds of beings.
