Human beings from birth to death go through various developmental stages. Throughout their life and at various stages, they would socialize with various people such as parents, family, friends, teachers etc. and this interaction would help them learn about the society and about themselves. It’s because people are social animals and they would be motivated to live in the societies. Those who have a favorable socializing environment would speed up one’s learning in terms of language, norms, values and acquire skills and knowledge because they would be able to ask for help to others when they struggle. This human bond would help human beings remain psychologically healthy and cohabit with others smoothly. Only when interaction occurs, learning would take place and only when learning takes place, the brain would be active. Thus, it’s very important for human beings to socialize and develop their sense of identity in order to lead a happy and content life in the society.
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