How do you learn social responsibility?

You learn social responsibility from your parents and family, your school experience, your friends, your neighbors, reading about current and past history, your experiences with religion, your experiences with your and others health and welfare and many other things that go into you as a person. You learn who to use as a model and who to ignore their input. You filter it all, read and ask questions, talk to people and decide what your personal value system will be. Then you adjust your attitudes as events and experiences affect you and those you respect or care for. You will also look at the way your society treats groups of people and make decisions based on what you feel is right. You will make decisions on how successful you are at dealing with your job and life style. You will make decisions about social responsibility based on how you see others treat people and groups of people.