Buddhism and Socialization in The Family

Abstract

The socialization process at the personal level leads to personality development. Children and adults develop their personalities by interacting with others in society. Children become members of society under the influence of their parents. An infant who is helpless and dependent can be transformed into a human being in society through socialization. What is important is the family relationship that arises from the interaction between family members as a result of learning to act against each other to build relationships with others through the process of socialization for this reason, factors that help to understand the behavior of family members depend on the interactions between family members in the process of communication, which affects the lifestyle of the family to be modified all the time Cultivation brings happiness and peace to oneself and others. The benefits that a person receives from cultivating training come directly to themselves. Then, it affects other people as well. Buddhism praises those who have cultivated themselves well as noble because of their well-trained body, speech, and mind. Inevitably, behavior with goodness causes both one's benefit and the benefit of others.