INTERVENTION TO SUPPORT PEOPLE IN THEIR SELF-DEVELOPMENT PROCESS: A LITERATURE REVIEW

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INTERVENTION TO SUPPORT PEOPLE IN THEIR SELF-DEVELOPMENT PROCESS: A LITERATURE REVIEW

Autori:

Ofra KIRSCHENBOIM

Cod: ISSN: 2066-6861 (print), ISSN: 2067-5941 (electronic)
Dimensiuni: pp. 20-36

How to cite this article:

Kirschenboim, O. (2019). Intervention to Support People in Their Self-Development Process: A Literature Review. Social Research Reports, 11(1), 20-36. DOI: https://doi.org/10.33788/srr11.2.2

Abstract:

Nowadays, we see people who have difficulty in speaking about themselves. They found it easier to talk about others and to blame and attack them. This leads to negative energies, lack of confidence and unhappiness. Pressure, stress or anxiety can be the trigger for personal growth and development. In recent years, an attempt has been made to combine research into personality, research on mutual social action, and research into society. The need for critical self-awareness and for active, selective learning, are the factors behind the desire to combine these research areas. There are approaches that claim that interaction between individuals is the social basis. This is a micro paradigm, which states that the individual has an influence on the society. Following the literature, this paper aims to understand the self-development process, as an argument for developing a method for personal and emotional growth. Thus, the model will be developed to help people deal with crises and difficulties caused by external factors, beyond the control of the patient.