§1. The personality and its structure

Grade 8 Man and Society topic: '§1. The personality and its structure' (pp. 6–14, M. L. Azimova, A. A. Arunova, I. V. Maslova). A human being is a social and biological creature with consciousness, speech and the ability to make tools and use them. An individual is a single representative of the human race, a concrete bearer of certain biological properties. Individuality is the set of features shown in behaviour, activity and communication that tell a person apart from others. The personality is the result of a person's development, their social core. The structure of the personality is the whole system of qualities and properties that describe a person as a personality; the concept of the dynamic structure of the personality created by the Soviet psychologist K. K. Platonov is given as an example. All four sides of the personality are closely bound up with one another, but the prevailing influence always lies on the social side. Tolerance can be seen in the textbook from the time of the rule of Manas.