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Adjustment



Adjustment
                              
    The concept of adjustment is originated from the biological term adaptation .
But psychologist use this term for varying conditions
adjustment means the reaction to the demand and pressure of social  environment imposed upon the individual.

In adjusting to life situation, the individual is required to harmonize his desire with reality
Definitions
James Drever
Adjustment means the modification to compensate  for or meet special needs
Shaffer
Adjustment is the process by which a living organism maintains a balance between its needs and circumstances that influence the satisfaction of these needs.
Adjustment is the interaction between a person and his environment. How one adjust in a particular situation upon ones personal character and also the circumstance f the situation
Psychologist have viewed adjustment from two important perspective –
Adjustment as achievement – means how efficiently an individual can perform his duties under different circumstances
Adjustment as process – it explains the ways and means of an individual’s adaptation to his self and environment without reference to the quality or it outcomes
A well adjusted person consider every new situation as  a challenge and meet it with intelligence, courage and wisdom
Characteristics of a well adjusted person
1.                  Aware of his own strength and weakness
2.                  Respecting  himself and others
3.                  An adequate level of aspiration
4.                  Satisfaction of basic needs
5.                  Absence of critical – faulty- finding attitude
6.                  Flexibility in behaviour
7.                  The capacity to deal with adverse circumstances
8.                  A realistic perception of the world
9.                  A balanced philosophy of life

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