SOCIO-EDUCATIONAL PERSPECTIVES: A STUDY ON HUMAN ADJUSTMENT

  • Anasuya Adhikari
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Abstract

Individual attitudes regarding social objects are referred to as social attitudes. Individual attitudes that are so closely influenced by group interactions as to become extremely standardised and consistent within the group are referred to be collective attitudes. Adjustment is that state of an individual who is capable of adapting to changes in their physical and social environment. In other words, adjustment is the behavioural process of resolving incompatible demands or needs that are impeded by environmental challenges. Both people and pets adapt to their surroundings. In this essay, researcher would like to concentrate on the numerous aspects of social beings and how they adapt to different spheres of life while displaying their social views. KEYWORDS: Adjustment, Attitude, Education, E-learning, Intelligence

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Anasuya Adhikari. (2023). SOCIO-EDUCATIONAL PERSPECTIVES: A STUDY ON HUMAN ADJUSTMENT. EPRA International Journal of Research & Development (IJRD), 97–101. https://doi.org/10.36713/epra12233

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