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Educating
emotional peoples
Emotional maturity is the goal of emotional development
1.
Repression or inhibition
2.
Constructive activities
3.
Redirection and sublimation
4.
Catharsis
Characteristics of Emotional maturity
An emotionally mature person will poses the following
characteristics:
1.
He is able to control his emotions; sudden
inappropriate emotional outbursts are rarely found.
2.
Almost all emotions can be distinctly seen in
him and their pattern of expression can be easily recognized.
3.
He expresses his emotions in a socially
desirable way.
4.
He is guided more by his intellect than his
emotions.
5.
He never tries to justify himself for his
undesirable or improper conduct.
6.
He thinks for others and is keen to maintain
social relationship.
7.
He exercises his emotions at the proper time, in
the proper place.
8.
A person having emotional maturity shows no
sudden shift from one emotion to other.
9.
Emotionally mature person has a positive self
concept and does not indulge in feeling of self pity.
A happy home and school life, with
understanding parents and teachers who provide for the child’s psychological
and social needs of security and affection and who also accept the child and
enable it to have a sense of achievement will be contributing much to the
development of emotional maturity in children. There should be no suppression
of emotions; they should be sublimated through constructive activities and here
sports, games, dramatics and similar co curricular activities are of great
value.
Reference:
Educational
Psychology Dr.K Nagarajan
Prepared by
S.Md
Haja Ziyaudeen
PGT in Zoology
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