ØEnvironment plays a very important role. John Fuller, on the basis of his research studies on dogs, has demonstrated that these pups that are raised normally are good at learning when kept in group than those who were raised in isolation. ØThe way in which environmental factors influence individual’s
Genes- inherited from parents Social- influence of other peopleLifestyle- choice that one makesEnvironment- situation & opportunitiesGenetic inheritanceFamily relationsIncomeEducation experiencesGender twinsRelationships with family and friendsPosition, DesignationPollutionPhysical appearanceEthnicity, Religion, CultureMaterial possessionsLocation of residenceExperiences in lifeDiet, Exercise, Physical activityAccess to healthcare etc
A. PRIMARY DIMENSION Personal characteristics such as age, gender, physical and mental ability have an important and sustained impact throughout our lives. B. SECONDARY DIMENSION Characteristics that people acquire/discard/modify throughout their lives are known as Secondary Dimension of Individual characteristics. These consist of family status, education, work experience,
Ø Human beings are biological creatures. Ø Every person is different but much the same. Ø Culture, ethnic identity, gender identity helps to understand people. Ø Human lives are continuous process. Ø Behaviour can be adaptive or mal-adaptive. Ø Behaviour is motivated. Ø People play an active part in creating
Ø Human nature has been a topic of great interest especially those who have to handle and manage human beings. Ø Human resource is the core of an organization. Ø If human resource are not well handled, an organization would face a number of problems ranging from: § conflict, § power, § politics,