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INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY AND SOCIETY

A. Individual Growth
  
     1.Definition of Individual

      Individual comes from a greek word is  "individium"  means  " not divided" .In social science get individuals, concerning the nature of life and soul a pluralistic, role in intercommunication human life.Individuals are unified as people are not confined to individual as a whole.Then may conclude that the individual is a man who has a specific role in a typical or his personality.And there are three aspects of the flesh, namely the aspect of organic individuals ( physical and psychical aspect and social aspect.Where the aspect is interconnected.But if any damage it would undermine other aspects.

      2.Definition of Growth
      Growth can be interpreted as a quantitative change in material things as a result of environmental influences. The quantitative changes can be enlarged or added from nothing into nothing, from small to large of a little into a lot, from a narrow become widespread, and others.

      3. The influence of the individual growth. 
a. factors nativistic
Factors inborn.
b. Factors Empirist founder and Environmentalist
Individual growth depends solely on the environment
are basic no role at all.
c. Factors convention founder and interactionism
- Conception convergence is assume that individual growth is determined
by basic (talent) and the environment,
- Conception interactionism
That dynamic versus stating that the interaction between the base and the environment can determine the individual. 


B. Family Function
 Family functionis a jobs or tasks that must be implemented in or by the family.

There are several functions that can run the family, as follows:
1. biological function
    - To continue the descent.
    - Nurture and raise children.
    - Meet the nutritional needs of the family.
    - Maintaining and caring for family members.
2. Psychological Function
     - Provide affection and security.
     - Giving attention among family members.
     - Fostering personality maturation family members.
     - Giving Identity family members.
3. Socialization Function
      - Promote socialization in children.
      - Establish norms of behavior in accordance with the child's developmental level.
      - Continue the cultural values of the family.
4. Economic Functions
      - Finding sources of income to meet family needs.
      - Regulating the use of family income to meet family needs.
      - Saving to meet the needs of families in the future, such as children's education, pension, etc.
5. Functions of Education
      - Send children to provide the knowledge, skills and shape children's behavior according its talents and interests.
      - Prepare children for adult life that will come in fulfilling its role as an adult.
      - Educating children in accordance with the level of development.

6. Functions recreational
The task of the family in this recreation function does not have to always go to a place of recreation, but it is important how to create a pleasant atmosphere in the family so that it can be done at home by watching TV together, talked about each other's experiences, etc.

    1.Definition of Family and Society
   Family
   The family is a group of people living in part or whole building who live together and eat from the kitchen are not limited to those who have a blood relative, or someone who inhabit some or all of the buildings that takes care of his own needs.

   Society
   Society in the broadest sense is the entirety of all relationships in life with is not limited by the environment, and other nations. Society in the strict sense is a group of people who are restricted by certain aspects. Therefore it can be concluded. Socities are groups of people who have long lived in an area that is certain and have the rules together to achieve the common goal of achieving prosperity.


 Sections of the Society
1. Top
2. Middle
3. Down


    2. Distinguishing Between Industrial and Non-Industrial Society

(1) Non-Industrial Society

We already know in general terms that, national groups or non-industrial civil society organizations can be classified into two categories, namely primary group (primary group) and the secondary group (secondary group).

(a) Primary Group
In the primary group, the interaction between members established more intensive, more closely, more familiar. In because the group members often engage in dialogue, face to face, so they get closer, more intimate. in groups patterned primary familial and more based on sympathy.
Examples of primary groups: family, neighborhood, study groups, religious groups, and so forth.

(b) secondary group
Between members of the secondary group, adrift no relationship to each other indirectly, formal, also less family-oriented. By karen namely, the nature of the interaction, the division of labor, division of labor among members of the group are set on the basis of rational considerations, objective.
The members accept the division of labor / division of tasks on the basis of ability; specific expertise, in addition to the required dedication. Such things were necessary to achieve the specific goals and objectives that have been in flot in programs that have both agreed. Examples of secondary groups: political parties, associations of trade unions / labor unions, professional organizations and so on.

(2) Industrial Society
Durkheim uses variations of the division of labor as the basis for classifying the public, in accordance with the level of development. But is more likely to use two-level classification, ie simple and complex. Communities that are in the middle of these two earlier eksterm waiver (Soerjono Soekarno, 1982: 190) .examples: baker, shoemaker, turner, welder, engineers, electricians and skilled dynamo, they can work independently .

3. Relationship Between Individuals, Families and Society
1. Explaining the meaning of Individuals

A change in a person step by step due to the influence either of experience or outer empire through the senses that give rise to the experience of his own inner state that raises reflexions.

2. Explaining the Meaning of Family

The family is a group of people living in part or whole building who live together and eat from the kitchen are not limited to those who have a blood relative, or someone who inhabit some or all of the buildings that takes care of his own needs.

3. Explaining the Meaning of Society

As is well known, that the community is the most common categories to describe a group of people who interact continuously in a region or place at the boundaries of geographic, social, or cultural specific.

4. Explaining the Relationship Between Individual, Family and Society

1. The relationship of individuals with family

Individuals have a close relationship with the family, with father, mother, grandfather, grandmother, uncle, aunt, brother, and sister. This relationship can be based on the values, norms and rules attached to the family concerned.

With the family relationship, the individual in the end have the rights and obligations inherent in the family.

2. The relationship of individuals to society

Individual relationships with the communities located in mutual uphold human rights and obligations as an individual and social human beings. Where are the rights of individual and community rights should be determined by priority to the right of the community rather than individual rights. Mutual cooperation is the right of people, whereas with family recreation, entertainment, shopping is an individual right that should prioritize the rights of society.








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