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Human vs. Self at summer night
Introduction
As a person, they always say that your worst enemy is yourself. This is a story that I would like to let every person know that there is an innate nature that allows their behavior and mental capacity to work things out. In this case, the favorable action that can be accounted for this action is the need to elevate the capacity to become productive and competitive. The summer night man versus self is a struggle between a man and their decisions to risk their lives when dealing with a new aspect of promoting a new standard of interest. This means that for every person, there is a quality that can be adjusted to a point where there are certain goals and issues that must have to be addressed by an individual. A human’s most challenging task is to deal their own selves because there are decisions and actions that are needed to be analyzed before executing it.
Focusing on the story, the humanistic instinct has been revealed to be a process wherein it is focused on conflict of anxiety affecting a person’s decision. Pertaining to the mental capacity of an individual, the intellectual norm is a normative response applied by an individual in order for them to become more productive. This is similar with the behavioral aspect of an individual, which expresses the thought and the values and the actions of a person to become productive. Both the actions and characteristics of a person define their actual personality (Caldwell & Littleton, 2011). Each personality of a person is definite because it has a natural way of expressing their thoughts and values. A person has their own identity, which is a humanistic instinct that is a natural persona observed to a certain individual. This character naturally expresses the functionality of a person to recreate their values and perspectives that are relevant to their visions and activities over a certain period of time.
Going through with the story, this is focused on self, wherein the summer night has a challenge is on how to change the character or behavior of a person. The process of this issue is the ability of a person to start analyzing their perspective as well as the thought to become a functional individual over their self. As a human, you are going to weigh in the strengths and weaknesses of your personality. There is a self-awareness activity that applies with the analysis of behaviors and mental application of norms and activities in the long run. As a human, the self is an action that enables a person to carefully scrutinize their ability to improve their functions and retributions towards their personality and professional practice. In the end, the person can endure values and experiences to become functional and experienced by the person in the long-term. As a challenge, every person can have the capacity to change risks and promote beneficial qualities that they can show to other individuals or groups.
It has been learned that the summer night between human versus self that is resulting into a conflict of anxiety, a person could overcome their weaknesses by starting to undergo a self-awareness process. This is a procedure wherein the conflict between human versus self that results to anxiety can be overcome stress. In this case, the period of allowing a conceptual framework to develop indicates that there is a broad understanding on how to minimize stressful events that will lead to despair. Our personality is affected by external forces, leading to a depressive conduct to our physical and emotional practices. As a result, a person allows frustrations to affect their minds and character, preventing any self-actualization concept to become reasonable. Measuring the strengths enhances a person to reconsider their conduct and values to essentially overcome existing stressors that makes them become successful in the future (Caldwell & Littleton, 2011).
Reference
Caldwell, Stacy & Littleton, Catherine (March 2011). The Crucible: Study Guide and Student Workbook (Enhanced Ebook). BMI Educational Services. p. 24. ISBN 978-1-60933-893-0.
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