Development

3. Outgoing nature, extroversion is characterized by a tendency to seek social interactions and enjoy the company of others.
4. Independence, autonomy refers to the ability to make independent decisions and have control over one's actions.
6. Individual traits, personality encompasses the unique patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that define an individual.
7. The ability to bounce back, resilience is the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties and setbacks.
10. Environmental influence, nurture refers to the impact of the environment and external factors on development.
14. Foundation for healthy relationships, trust is crucial for establishing and maintaining positive connections with others.
15. Adjusting to norms, conformity is the tendency to align one's beliefs and behaviors with social norms.
16. Moral uprightness, integrity is the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
17. Sense of self, identity refers to an individual's understanding and perception of who they are.

1. Principles of right and wrong, morality encompasses an individual's beliefs and values about what is morally acceptable.
2. Creative thinking, imagination involves the ability to create mental images, ideas, or concepts not present in the immediate environment.
5. Mental processes, cognition involves the mental activities related to acquiring, processing, and using information.
8. Understanding and sharing others' feelings, empathy involves recognizing and connecting with the emotions of others.
9. Emotional connection, attachment involves forming emotional bonds and connections with others, often starting in infancy.
11. Feeling, emotion refers to a complex psychological state involving subjective experiences, physiological reactions, and behavioral expressions.
12. An inner guide to morality, conscience serves as an internal compass to distinguish right from wrong.
13. Eagerness to learn, curiosity involves a desire for knowledge and exploration of new things.