Individual Social and Character Awareness Development

Individual and social terms are often used to imply that individualistic habituation and social development reflect two distinct and opposite patterns of growth. Conversely, growth in one field will encourage other fields, for example building a sense of self-worth. This is a series of progress towards social values that are recognized for participating in desired social activities. Not only does the individuals learn to gain satisfaction, but also while increases the ability to manage their own affair. Thus, the more consistent the pattern of regard behavior to the own welfare and towards others, then this is what will ultimately shape the character. If we examine the social development of children from birth, we will know that they will actually position themselves as individual among other individuals as well as they can oppose and can also work together, they can also obey or not. In dealing with family, friends, loyalty to the group, and their contribution to the cultural pattern at the time, those are the seeds of social adjustment and planned character formation which will eventually grow in a sustainable manner. If properly guided, it will create useful human beings.