CBSE BOARD X, asked by vivekmurmu2003, 11 months ago

What are the impacts of living independently to the society ? [Please answer in brief]

Answers

Answered by sunitaparmar119
4

Explanation:

living independently in society means living free from all the circumstances and rules of society and living as an independent individual in society

the first impact of living independently to the society is that people make bad thinking about us II impact about living independently to the society is that we get very personal means we became more to the privacy level and hence it is also a defect so we should leave in society and try to be social

Answered by prazia
2
There has been a tendency in many countries over recent years for more people of all ages to choose to live alone. This essay will discuss the reasons for this and explain why this can have both advantages and disadvantages for society.

One reason for this trend is economic. People are generally more affluent than in the past, and this means that they can afford to make the choice to live alone, something not always possible in the past. In addition to this, there are also cultural factors. There used to be more pressure to marry young and think about having a family. Now though, people desire self-fulfilment, and will marry later or divorce if their marriage is not happy. Also, the developments in communication technology such as social media mean that people can live alone but still feel connected to others.

I would argue that this development has positive and negative impacts on society. A positive impact is that those individuals who are young and single have helped to revitalise cities around the world, as they are more likely to live in central locations and socialise, spend money and participate in public life than those living with others. However, a drawback is that some people living alone who experience problems may not have an outlet to talk about them. This lack of social support could lead to more mental health problems in the general population, which would need to be dealt with by public health care services.

To conclude, economic and cultural factors, and changes in communication have resulted in more people living alone, and, although this has benefits to society, there are also negative impacts.
Similar questions