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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #46864 Development
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Every    individual    has    his    own    personality    that    belongs    to    him,    from    every    other    individual.    But    the    development    of    that    personality    is    dependent    on    relations    with    other    personalities    and    with    the    physical    which    limits    his    activity.    As    an    individual,    his    primary    interest    is    in    self,    but    he    finds    by    experience    that    he    cannot    survive    in  .    His    impulses,    his    feelings,    and    his    ideas    are    due    to    the    relations    that    he    has    with    that    which    is    outside    of    himself.    He    may    exercise    choice,    but    it    is    within    the    limits    set    by    these    outside    relations.    He    may    make    use    of    what    they    can    do    for    him    or    he    may    antagonize    them;    he    cannot    them.    How    the    individual    best    adapts    himself    to    his    environment    and    adapts    the    environment    to    his    own    needs    helps    estab    lish    certain    definite    relationships.    Any    group    of    individuals,    who    have    thus    consciously    relationships    with    one    another    and    with    their    social    environment,    is    a    society.    The    relationships    through    which    the    interplay    of    social    forces    is    constantly    going    on    make    up    the    social  .

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