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1. Wake Up-5
2. Read 10- 20 min-1
3. Clean my room -3
4. Shower-8
5. Get dressed -8
6. Style hair-7
7. Put shoes -8
8. Take breakfast-1
9. Brush teeth-5
10. Take classes-1

Which choices do you make in your morning routine that might affect people’s opinions of you?

I think that in part all the thoughts of others came from the impression you project to others, almost all of this in a material way so my morning routine is based on the thoughts of others.

What assumptions might someone make about your identity based on these choices?

Others make this first impression but I think it really doesn't have a big impact if they know you better, but in some ways, you project yourself in how yo prepare.

What might happen if you made different choices one morning? How could making a different choice in your hairstyle, fashion, or another aspect of your routine affect how people look at you?

These would have a great impact not only in me but also in others because humans by instinct make choices about things that are familiar and make us comfortable that's why the routines exist, and if one day an I decide to change all, I will be different to others maybe others will treat me different.

Describe a time in your life when your concerns about how you would be perceived by others affected a decision you made.

When I was 13-14 years old, I was totally influenced by others' opinions in that way that I really don't express to me the way I really was and to my friends don't really talk about certain things.

Who are the people with whom you can be and show your truest self? Who are you when you are with them? In what ways do they give you confidence to just be you?

Show the truest way I am to someone has not really happened, with my brothers I have a great relationship but between us there re things that don't happen, and with my friend I am different but I don't think I make these because I change my personality to have friends or stuff like that, it's me but with different people.

What are you passionate about? How do the things you are passionate about help shape who you are?

I'm passionate about many things one of them is swimming, also I like learning new things, especially about history or art. Things that passionate you are part of your identity because they make your interactions with pothers and also you focus your life on that.

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I was given my name because my mother decides to combine the names of my grandparents (her parents). From my grandmother "María " and from my grandfather "José".  And also my parents are lawyers so they decide to use the name of one of the Mexican historic heroes that fought for the country: José María Morelos.

I like my name because it is quite different from others but at the same time, it is common, taking into consideration that José and María (taking the names separated and according to INEGI, José is the male name more used, and María is the female name more used) are the most common names in Mexico, but according to "Registro Nacional de Población"  this name isn't in the ranking of 100 most common names in Mexico.  But sometimes I dislike my name because half of it is a name that is usually used for females. and I only can use "José" alone not "María" and I would like to use my second name alone sometimes.

My name is a good fit for my personality because its simplicity makes it more familiar for others. According to a psychological study made by Harvard University, your name is like your presentation card (the first impression when you know someone) and common names are more comfortable for others. Also, my name has a relation with tranquility and introvert, and my personality is all that. It isn’t a good match with me because since is a "friendly name" these people use to be very friendly, and I am more close to people I don't know.

I don't really have experienced an assumption about my name, or maybe it happens but I don't know about it. But the most similar situation was when sometimes the teacher changed the order of my name to "María José".

According to the same study of Harvard University, the complicated names make insecure and aggressive people, because they need to be clarifying their names, sometimes with the same problem of half of my name (feminine), so I can be quiet aggressive.

References:

BargueÑO, M. (2017, 28 diciembre). Dime su nombre y te diré cómo le va a ir en la vida. Recuperado 21 de agosto de 2020, de https://elpais.com/elpais/2017/08/14/buenavida/1502691665_741452.html

Casillas, G. (s. f.). México, el país de María y José. Recuperado 20 de agosto de 2020, de https://www.elfinanciero.com.mx/opinion/gabriel-casillas/mexico-el-pais-de-maria-y-jose

Registro Nacional de PoblaciÃ³n | Gobierno | gob.mx. (s. f.). Recuperado 20 de agosto de 2020, de https://www.gob.mx/segob/renapo