A well mannered man

Well-mannered man (well-mannered people) - one of Florian Znaniecki's typological social personality categories, defining the persons whose childhood and youth were controlled by the educators, and who did not work at that time. This unit in adult life is focused on building self-opinions in their own environment, has a highly developed self reflected. It recognizes these assessments on their own, which are created in relevant environments, and innovates as they are accepted by the authority that is important to them.

Znaniecki's education in the circle of educators is also described as preparing the individual for future social roles, which the future social group (family, school, church, circle of neighbors) is expected to play in the future. The unit learns the social roles to play in the future in a desirable way. Circles of the elderly not only directly affect the individual but also indirectly through the regulation of social relations between young people. An educated person both perceives ideas and norms according to which he is to act in the future and the way in which he is to act in the present. If there is a discrepancy in the future between the roles that the individual is realistic about and how it is prepared for the role, it is still in the "preparatory" phase.

Well-off people tend to create closed circles that allow them to interact with the environment that they ignore about themselves. In adult life, they are the foundation of the elite of education. homo transcendentalis socialization ritual of passage group

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