Human Personal Growth and Development

Mujanah, Siti and Indrasari, Meithiana and Hidayat Pulungan, Lilik and Kusmaningtyas, Amiartuti and Sumiati, Sumiati (2020) Human Personal Growth and Development. Jounal Of Critical Reviews, 7 (17). ISSN 2394-5125 (In Press)

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Abstract

The two conditional parts of human being include quantitative material person who experience growth, and qualitative functional individual who experience development. Growth is defined as a quantitative change in material as a result of environmental influences. Quantitative changes can be in the form of enlargement or increase from nothing to being, from little to many, from narrow to broad, and so on. Personal growth as a quantitative change in personal material as a result of the influence of the material environment such as cell, chromosome, blood grain, hair, fat, and bone cannot be said to develop but grow. Likewise personal material, such as impression, desire, idea, knowledge, value, as long as they are not related to their functions and cannot be said to be developing but experiencing growth. Growth is expressed in term of change that occurs in the material part, but growth itself has the nature of unity and generality, in this case an organism

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