Development, upbringing and socialization of personality
Abstract
In order for a person to become an individual as a social being, the conditions and upbringing of the social environment are necessary. As a result of this, a person develops as a person and becomes an individual. The development of a child's personality is based on the philosophical teaching that man is a social being. At the same time, man is a living, biological being. Consequently, the laws of nature development are also important in its development. Also, when a person is assessed as a whole, his or her development is influenced by biological and social laws that cannot be separated from each other.
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