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why might a person’s values and traditions shift from the ones they were raised with?

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Answered by luckyboyzcom

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A person's values might change because they begin to think for themself, or are influenced by a peer group or another system of thought. Traditions are more durable, often remaining when the values that underpin them no longer exist.

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