Use terms like socialization , personality , individual , and social norms to gain points for theoretical knowledge.

Below is a sample essay based on a typical 2017 topic from the "Philosophy" section: .

A classic example supporting this idea is the phenomenon of "feral children" (Mowgli children). There are documented cases of children who grew up among animals. When they were returned to human society, they lacked human speech, walked on all fours, and could not adapt to social life. This proves that biological traits alone are insufficient to make a person "human" in the social sense; social interaction is mandatory.

Writing a mini-essay for the 11th-grade Social Studies exam (Unified State Exam/EGE format used by MIOO) requires a structured approach: revealing the meaning of the quote, providing a theoretical justification, and citing two examples from different sources.

From the perspective of social science, a human is a bio-social being. While we are born as "individuals" (biological representatives of the species), we become "personalities" through the process of socialization . Socialization is the process by which an individual internalizes the norms, values, and roles of their society. This process is facilitated by "agents of socialization," such as family, school, and the media. Without these social institutions, a human cannot develop the higher mental functions that distinguish us from animals.