The individual is born with certain biological characteristics. As they grow, they develop their own personality, values, and skills through interaction as a biological being with the social environment or social groups they belong to. Humans and society are in continuous interaction, resulting in the ongoing and simultaneous formation of personality. A person's personality is the result of the interaction between two factors: biological and social. According to Aristotle, humans are not only political beings but also social and economic ones. An individual's personality is the result of the socialization process. This process is not passive. The individual is both a receiver and a sender. They receive and send messages to the various social groups they belong to, acquire knowledge, and learn ways of behavior.