A person can learn and acquires a set of beliefs, ideas, values, attitudes and other socio-cultural characteristics through a process known as socialization.

Superego is the component of personality that is charged with dealing with reality and helps ensure that the demands of the id are satisfied in ways that are realistic, safe, and socially acceptable.

In A. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, the deficit principle claims that once a need is satisfied, it is no longer a motivator because an individual will take action only to satisfy unmet needs.

A personality recognizes the significant influence of past experiences in the development of personality but it places a greater emphasis on the “meaning” that people attribute to the experience or event in their life.

Positive affirmations is the person with a positive self-image projects a warm and pleasant countenance both in his facial expressions and behavior.

Belief in Oneself is the person with positive self-image believes in his capacities and in their strengths. He exudes with self-confidence yet accepts and recognizes his weaknesses and limitations.

The term self-image is where one belittles or looks down on oneself, losing one’s sense of self-worth and value

Belief in Oneself is by not nurturing negative thoughts and affirmations and by being true oneself, the person experiences inner peace and inner joy.

Actualizing the change in which his decision to grow and develop, the individual now puts into action the necessary changes in his life, including a change in attitudes, re- alignment of his value system, change in coping mechanisms and other behavioral changes.