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is when a person distinguish themselves from others. they can do this by products they use, how their interests or how they allow others to perceive them ie. by how they dress or their personality. it allows people to stand out against others and their characteristics. without it we would all be the same. examples in every day life include people who are noticeably different to others in their society or country. Miley Cyrus is an example of someone who stands out as different from the rest of the world.

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Individualisation is the process of distinguishing a distinctive character to an individual.

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Term: Not allowing external influences define who you they
allows the individual to personalise their own environment and identity and everything in it. Making everything unique to them, independent to others peoples influences.

Example: Someone who chooses not to allow themselves to culturally adapt to what their society or family believe. Instead choosing their own religion, food, clothing and even their own morality. Giving them a multiple choice within all aspects of their life.

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Individualization is individuals expressing their opinion to create their own identity which sets them apart from others and makes them unique. Individuals do this in many ways for example through the clothes they wear and type of music they listen to.

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Individualization is when an individual is expressing what they believe makes them unique from others and also a process of differentiating themselves from those around them while finding what separates them from the society.
Real world example; an individuals music preference, how one decides to dress or even who you decide to have friends with.

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This is how people can be seen and interrupted by the people around them. Individualization can involve people having different traits and characteristics to make them stand out more.
Example: Goths stand out to be different as they are into a certain type of clothing, music and behaviour.

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This the way in which different people strive to be seen in a unique way and not the same as every other individual. The way in which we can separate one individual from another by different characteristics such as the sports they like, music they listen to and how they dress etc. A perfect example of this for me would be Sia, as she is a very talented singer & song artist but preferred keeping her identity hidden for much of her career despite being a beautiful women. She eventually revealed what she looks like but still hides her face with here hair.

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This is the way in which different people are able to be distinguished among others. individualization is the separating of the characteristics of one human being from another. EXAMPLES: one example of an individual is lady gaga. other people associate individualization with culture and religion also.

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Individualization is the way in which something or someone is personalised. For someone to be an individual they must have some concept that makes them stand apart from others. So the process of individualization would be creating that identity and displaying those key ideas that differentiate them from others. The way a person expresses themselves through fashion and how they present themselves is an example of individualization.

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its the way in which people express themselves by buying particular products, playing sports, eating certain foods and dressing in a particular way which shows off your own personality.

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The way a person can express themselves and be unique against  the popular norms of society.  Example : the music people listen to or the clothes/style they are into

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In the process in which people are striving to be seen as individuals and want to express who they are through consumerism. A real world example is people using clothes are a means of expressing their own identity.

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Is part of a process in which the unique characteristics and qualities of each person are recognized and subsequently catered to. The process of individualization along with the process of globalization is causing a fundamental change in the nature of both society and politics.
EXAMPLE: Politicians are making the wishes or needs of a certain group or individual part of their campaigns. The success of this is clear in the ever increasing popularity of Independent Candidates.

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Individualization is the way in which someone uses various outlet's such as the media, clothing and music to express their own individual identity. A real world example of this is celebrity culture. Celebrity's use fashion as a way to create their own unique identity in the the music industry. E.G. Lady Gaga

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Is the process of creating a unique identity, in a world which accepts the concept of individuality .A person may express themselves in a sense of how they dress, what music we listen to , the places we shop, the products we buy letting these factors make the person stand out uniquely from other people.
REAL WORLD EXAMPLE:Globally companies are using this as a marketing tool as they now market products to individuals which
nstill a sense of confidence in being individual.A major market which allows a person to show individuality is weddings , an array of products can now be personalised in order for a person to show a unique sense of identity on their big day.

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Individualisation is the differentiation of a certain person based on for example; their hobbies, taste in music and taste of clothing. The way in which each individual expresses themselves is what gives people a unique identity within society.
Below is a picture of a famous artist known for her crazy style of fashion, but by expressing herself through the means of fashion, she is seen as unique within society.

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This is the way a person differentiates themselves from the general societal standard. It is the way in which an individual is unique and doesn't conform to social norms.
Example; how a person dresses.

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Is a concept that higlights the freedom and rights of an individual in society i.e to meet the special requirements of a person.
Example; Nike now allows people to customise their shoes, giving them the opportunity to stand out and express themselves by creating your own style, colour and size.

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Individualization is when an individual lives their life in a particular way that  expresses their unique identity.  The person may do this through the cloths and accessories they wear or how they decide to spend their free time. This is more common in the Western society where it is acceptable to express your individuality.
Example: If a person enjoys a particular style of music like rock, they attend rock concerts where as a person into pop may not enjoy a rock concert. Each is to their own lives and the way they live is up to them.

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Individualisation is a term used to express how one creates their own personal 'unique' identity. Individualisation is seen everywhere. As an 'individual' we are all different in many ways. It is  normal for people to be different, in what clothes they wear, what sports they play, the music they listen to... and so on.

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Individualisation is when one I themselves in his they express themselves and what they do in society. When people break the social norms and norms of heteronormativity, which are conditioned in our minds by socialisation from the media, out families, friends etc, they then are themselves individualising themselves.

An example of this being a lad who might wear nail varnish that is not associated with the goth or emo scenes, it is seen as seenue and going against heteronormative societal norms. The male is individualistic in his approach and thi king if life.

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This is when an individual wants to be 'unique' in order to express themselves and to break the 'norm' in society.
Example: People wear different types of clothes that express their own identity.

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Explanation:  In society individualization is when people want to create a unique identity for themselves and do not conform to certain social "norms". Society nowadays is much more accepting and embrace these differences. Global companies are now seeing how important being an individual is , personalised / customisable are extremely popular.
Example:
The huge world renowned company Nike brought out a online branch called NikeID where you can now "Customise the classics" with your name, favourite colours etc

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Explanation: This is a process in which an individual makes an attempt to stand out from the crowd and to be "unique". In the modern day there is no expectation for people to follow the norm. Example: People wear different styles of clothing to try to express themselves and make themselves stand out from everyone else.

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Explanation: In modern society individualization is the desire to "stand out from the crowd" and to challenge "social norms". Nowadays people are less restricted by the expectations of society and can present themselves in whatever way they wish to. The individual has become central to social life and companies have recognized this, as increasingly companies use marketing strategies which promote individuality and target the individual as a unique person. For example; Coco Bó, the chocolate café on O'Connell's St. have created a "Made by Me" counter in their shop, where the customer can create their own personalised chocolate bar using whichever ingredients they prefer. Having something made specifically for you is seen as desirable and special in today's society, however ironically the need to stand out as an individual is becoming so commonplace that it itself is nearly becoming a "social norm".

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This is a process in which an individual is completely in control of creating their own identity and how they and others perceive them. In late modernity most western societies are democratic and therefore are not governed by a 'ruler/leader'. This allows individuals to self construct themselves, an example is creating their 'own style' they way in which an individual decides to dress. Individualization argues that an individual's life is  a self-steered phenomenon. Therefore In contrast to traditional times when individual would be subject to assimilation based on religious or cultural views. A real world example of individualization would be the ability to get personal names printed onto the back of sports jerseys which arose in late modernity.

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Explanation: Nowadays people don't have to conform to certain "norms" that are approved by society. People can now express who they truly are and embrace their uniqueness. Similarly companies are now trying to embrace individuality by releasing customisable products that can be purchased by a consumer in order to feel unique and individual.
Example:
Nutella have launched a campaign which allows consumers to buy a jar of nutella with their name printed on the label. Similarly coke launched a campaign which saw "share a coke with... (name)" blazoned on the signature coke label.

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Explanation - Individualization is how an 'individual' which is directly derived from the term 'Individualization' wants, desires to be seen and hopes to appear as their own unique being in this very complex and ever changing social world. Individualization is about how the person wishes to be percived in a world where contrast and also 'fitting in' go side by side. For example a few months back the clothing sports brand Adidas unleashed its new ever so popular pair of tracksuit joggers the 'Tiro adidas Joggers'. Now even as we look around the lecture hall reading my ever so exciting defintion and  post I would assume that a large percentage of the male population have these as their 'outfit' choice of the day or like myself I plan on having them on for the week!!! The point here is that when purchasing these joggers using my example we made a choice as an individual to want to where them but also for a large part we made this choice in buying them because it was what was seen as 'popular' and 'in-demand' as a lot of these 'individuals' were wearing them and god forbid if had to wear jeans and be seen as different from 'what a proper lad wears' or perhaps now you can just get a different colour pair of joggers and hey your individual!!!!. We aspire to be different, to be individual and to push the boundaries of the norms in our society. However for me I believe Individualization is alive but I do feel Individualization for the majority has its cut off points and in terms of fashion as my example above pointed out....are we really all that 'individual'? LOOK AROUND YOU!

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Individualization is the way in which an individual person or thing challenges the ' social norm' . They express themselves through many different ways, whether its looking different or acting different there is some element of uniqueness. They do not fit in, they stand out and step away from the perception of normal so that they can express themselves freely.

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Individualization.
Explanation: it is something that has been hand made especially for you,and you" only", Example, a suit of clothes you have been measured up for by a taylor, and hand made to fit your unique body shape,you have picked the style of the suit and the type of material to be used, you are consulted personally from start to finish. You dont need to have your name printed on the back, you like the suit are unique.   Coke a cola, nutella, or  L'Oreal marketing executives dont consult customers about what they would like,they create the market and the product, they then saturate the  advertising space ,using various types of celebrities from sports stars to film stars to promote the product so that you the" consumer addict" feels compelled to purchase it, this fix will temporarily  give you a buzz and a make you feel good about yourself for a short time, until you again feel insecure about yourself for not having the latest edition or model of something else.   we may feel like we have a choice , but globalization and  MNC will decide what will be available to purchase,whether that be cars or  fashion, or food ,they supply and you buy.

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Explanation: In society today people are accepted for who they are. They know it is ok to be themselves. Their likes and dislikes, their clothing and body image is how they can express themselves. Individualization allows people to have the freedom to be unique within society, it gives them their own identity instead of people being told how they should look or act. But it is not just people who have individuality, products are also giving certain aspects to make them stand out from others.

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Individualisation is the way in which one person differs from another in their own unique way. They’re able to portray themselves and their life in a way which nobody else will be the same.

Example: Coke allows you to individualize your own coke bottle by having your name on it.

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Explanation: Our modernity is focused on the self and self expression. People in 2016 seek out new ways to appear unique and special. Individualisation is the means by which individuals seek to throw off imposed societal norms and constructs in order to create their own self identity. People seek to differentiate themselves from previous generations and from lower class groups.
Example: Coffee chains like Starbucks allow for many different combinations. This makes people feel that their coffee choice is unique to them.

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Explanation: Separation from the norms of society in order to become a unique individual and break the social conventions and pressure in modern community.
Example: David Bowie paved the way for young people who didn't "fit" social norms, he broke down barriers and inspired a generation to break away from expectations of pop culture.

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Explanation:  Challenging the rights of freedom, where you step away from the cultural normality. Adapting to something of special circumstances that apply to the individual themselves. All while making their own on opinion on certain topics.
Example: Leaders of movement such as Martin Luther King Jr. giving his opinion on the black lives matter movement especially during his "I have a dream" speech.

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Explanation: Individuals developing their own personality, characteristics and style. Individuals make their own choices about their own lives making themselves  different from other people in society. Individuals are able to choose how they present themselves to the rest of society because nobody else is exactly like them.
Example: Jewelry companies allow individuals to customize necklaces and bracelets with a persons name, initials or saying specific to one individual. For example, monogramed necklaces/bags. Individuals are able to make them unique to themselves/their taste.

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Individualization is when within a group of people no two people are the same. Each person is unique,the hold a strong true identity to who they are as a person. Being an individual you become more distinct within society, you no longer follow the label or norm that's set out for you.
Example: Nutella have recently started producing their product with a new label in which Is designed by you, which in return makes each jar of Nutella unique to you as an individual .

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explanation: the global phenomenon of becoming obsessed with the idea of self and personalizing things . the trend of being very pre occupied with ones self and of wanting to add personal touches to material items and to make yourself stand out and seem as unique as possible.
real world example: the current trend of taking selfies and of using various forms of social media to promote yourself and create a unique self image.

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Explanation: When an individual creates  a unique identity that leads to the individual standing out in society.The individual can also challenge what society considers the 'norm' as a form of self expression.

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Explanation :This is when an individual decides to undertake the process of making a distinct difference in order to stand out in society it is a form of self expression.
Real world example: When a driver gets there license plate customized .

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Explanation: Society's way of differentiating each person from one another in ways that enhance the unique and distinct qualities that each person innately possesses. This has been more romanticized in today's society, as people become more fond of the idea of distinguishing themselves from others.
Example: all products that you can personalize with your name on it.

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Explanation: Nowadays you can get your name on the front of a coke bottle and this is used as a method of selling a product to the global eye. People see their name on a bottle and automatically say I have to buy this. Now other companies are following suit like Nutella.

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Explanation: An alteration to help distinguish each person as a unique individual. Real World Explanation: Every footballer has their name printed on the back of their jersey, this signifies they are one team but individuals as players

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Explanation: When an individual feels like they must create a unique identity to make them different from everyone else. This includes appearance, hobbies, political and religious views.
Real World Example: Companies now allow you to personalize products (Coke, Nutella).

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Explanation:
In today's society so many things are the same. individuality is hard to come by so many companies have come up with a solution. They make the product unique to a certain person by either putting their name on it or giving them a wide variety so they can make their own individual outcome.
Real life examples:
Buying jewelry with your name on it.

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Explanation: The social process of an individual creating/ asserting a unique and separate identity, regardless of whether this identity is constructed under pretence (ie. influenced by a capitalist market). This can include beliefs, political ideologies, morals, appearance, outlook, etc.

MAC makeup have created a palette that allows the consumer to customise and choose the colours they want specifically.

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Explanation: How people feel like they are their own separate identity  and that they are different from everyone else around them.  Industries use this as a selling point and make people believe that what they can buy in a shop is specifically aimed towards them. Companies do this in order to make the consumer feel special and sell more commodities in a capitalistic market.
Real World Example: Sports Jerseys having a personalised name on it.

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Explanation: Previously people had their whole lives planned out for them; where they'd work, what sort of education they would get etc. Their family often shaped the kind of individual they would become. Nowadays it's up to us to discover who we are and what we want out of life. This can lead to some anxiety as we are now in charge of our own destiny. What we believe, where we work and what we buy is now self determined.
Real World Example: Advertisements now focus more on the individual. Many hair product advertisements sell the product by emphasising the importance of the individual. After all "I am worth it".

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Explanation: as a result of modern society people are given the opportunity to construct a new personal identity for themselves. We distinguish groups by distinctive characteristics, interests, traits or materialistic items.
Real World Example: Nutella and Häagen-Dazs now allow people to post individual personalised messages on their products which allows people to be "unique" or "different" from others.

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this is how people in society differ from eachother. Everyone in our world is unique,this is important for us each develop our own characters, beliefs and identities.
example; often people dye their hair different colours to reflect the type of person they are.

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Explanation: This is when an individual is made to build/construct their own lives as a result of social changes in late modernity.
Real World Example: We choose who we are friends or what clothes we wear, therefore constructing our own lives as an individual.

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Explanation: This is the freedom to express oneself as an individual.
Real World Example: How one chooses to dress, expresses their individual personality and style.

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This is when an individual has freedom and rights in society to express their distinctiveness and uniqueness from those of others. People distinguish each other as different characters.
Example: When one is successful in sports activities compared to someone who is more interested in study.
Each have different motivations and goals.

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This is how different characters can be set apart from eachother. Society,cultural etc. have an effect

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Explanation: Individualization occurs as people are given more personal freedoms. This, while less constricting, makes life much less predictable, and people must fight harder to seem individual to others. Class structures are influenced by this, as tastes of the upper class tend to change as the middle class match them.
Real World Example: Crowds of people ready to wait outside shops for hours to get the newest phone, so they might be slightly ahead or more apart from their peers who have an older model.