In reference to the premise, by investigating how individuals internalize culture during socialization, both through structuralism and cognitive processing, cultural patterns will be perceived and related to action . Whether individuals “represent” their identity to be part of a larger group or society, or use the outside world to contribute to a larger “self,” both views satisfy needs for relationships with others, which is a well-known determinant of positive functioning. Further analyzing the acceptance of the hypothesis in question, elements of our actions and patterns of our behavior are structuring elements that shape human culture and are universal to