What Does It Mean to be an Adult?

2007, G p.5) Learning is to read new information from life experience and to inform you of your personal relationship. It is informal, so it is different from adult education. For example, if you want a healthier lifestyle and want to read self-help books to get information about good nutrition, this is adult learning. When one person makes a nutritionist participate in a nutrition course as a lecturer, this is a form of adult education. As learning is an ongoing process, adults are lifelong learners.

When I was reading a quote from Peter Goddard, the phrase "Adults do not happen", "To become an adult" pulled my attention. That profound and disturbing meaning. What does it mean to become an adult? When will this usually happen? When asked about this question, many questions may be raised and discussed. I think that there is no specific time or age for young people to grow up. It does not depend on your age, it depends on your "self creation" and "self-fulfillment", so you can become an adult at any point in your life. For adults, I would like to add two very important aspects that adults need. It is responsibility and independence. I am defining my own adult.

What does adult mean? That was a question I asked before my therapist left the town. I think this is a task. I do not like to handle homework. I thought that he was trying to select a treatment that does not require homework. But I would like to give myself something to do something when he leaves. If I think I should sit down here and intentionally rebel against this issue, I think the great things Irvin Yalom wrote to mind. . But why do not you try it? Hello. Can I just cure and heal like magic?

On the walls of academia, we already know the debate about resurrection - what does adult mean? In the mid 1990's, when Dr. Jeffrey Arnett became interested in this issue and began talking about their experiences, a recent spell of this discussion appeared. Interestingly, he or many other survey responded that there are few young people thinking about what adults do, such as searching for work, buying a house, marrying, having an indicator for adult children, etc. There. On the contrary, it is clear that it is becoming an adult. Arnett's findings are reproduced in various cultures. Therefore, adults are responsible, make independent decisions, and are economically independent.