Many variables are involved in the formation and development of human personalities. Similarly, nature plays a fundamental role in the formation of human personality. The fact is that this condition, resulting from the interaction of nature and environment, is forming the individual's personality. Humans are influenced by what they see in their surroundings. While this effect can be negative or positive, it can also be temporary or long-lasting. Experiences and stimuli derived from the surrounding environment influence human thinking. As a result of this, man adapts himself to the environment or responds to it to a certain extent. When these different human thoughts and social motivations result in the qualities of personal response being united in a person and taking the form of a whole, then it is called personality. Therefore, such a form of mental unity in man that can form his character is called personality.

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