Prosperous times are more conducive to growth. The three arguments of the affirmative

The first statement

(1) Good times are good circumstances, and adversity is the opposite. Human growth refers to the process of people transforming from natural persons to social persons and being fully socialized. The two indicators of healthy physical and mental development and the maturation of social roles show that although good times and bad times are inevitable life situations that people must face in the process of growing up, comparatively speaking, good times are more conducive to people's growth.

(2) First of all, from the perspective of human physical and mental development, on the one hand, scientific nutrition supply and a sound public health system, compared with the lack of material security, the lack of public health services , more conducive to human physiological growth. On the other hand, good times are more conducive to the growth of people's minds, which includes the improvement of cognitive abilities, the cultivation of temperament, and the development of character. In adversity, the learning environment is repressive and allows for cognitive development, but in good times, an encouraging educational atmosphere is provided, which is more conducive to the systematic development of cognition. In adversity, one can recognize the hardships of life, but it can also easily produce anxiety and pain, and even a sense of alienation and distrust towards others. In good times, we can appreciate the warmth of family, the care of society, and the value of friendship, so that we can have a tolerant, open, and healthy mentality. In adversity, the cultivation of human character is conditional, and it is easy to exceed the basic psychological pressure range, causing personality distortion. In good times, the cultivation of human character is subtle. Through positive educational methods and good temperament cultivation, a more sound personality is forged.

(3) Secondly, from the perspective of human socialization process, on the one hand, good times are more conducive to meeting the growth needs of all stages of life. When we were children, the care of our families in good times gave us the ability to Children who have lost their self-confidence and sense of autonomy are prone to have low self-esteem and suspicion when they grow up in broken families. When we are teenagers, a good education in good times can make us successful in our studies and make a good living. However, if we lack education, we will temporarily lose the support for growth and lose the direction of life. When we reach adulthood or even old age, good times enable people to gain motivation for lifelong growth through self-affirmation, while the impact of adversity can easily make people depressed and self-denial. On the other hand, good times are more conducive to the maturity of people's social roles, because people's growth is always marked by their independent assumption of appropriate social roles. Difficulties in adversity can easily lead to frustration and interrupt people's lifelong growth. The process of continuous social development in good times, sound institutional arrangements, and harmonious daily life provide a more benign space for people's social roles to mature.

The second statement

(1) Good times are more conducive to people's growth! If people are often worried, their physical and mental health will be affected, which will naturally affect their work, which means that No more growth. It is true that a person's life cannot always be "smooth sailing" and will encounter setbacks, but people are born with a certain ability to withstand adversity and will not be "without the slightest ability to resist". Therefore, even in good circumstances, People will adjust themselves when encountering some minor setbacks. If it is not conducive to growth, it can only be caused by setbacks and has nothing to do with good times.

(2) In the face of suffering, everyone's ability to adjust is different, which does not mean that "there is no ability to resist setbacks". The ability to withstand is related to a person's personality, quality and other factors. Innate and acquired training, most people have the ability to self-adjust in the face of setbacks. Since adversity is still bearable, good times are even more powerful.

(3) In adversity, it may be difficult to have the opportunity to do things down-to-earth, and it is also difficult to have the opportunity to grow. If there are no opportunities, can it be conducive to human growth? Times create heroes! If you are Being in good times can give great people a good environment for development, and they may be able to achieve greater achievements. Because being in good times can provide people with the necessary growth environment, it will be more conducive to people's growth.

(4) Suffering not only tests people’s will, but also consumes people’s energy, which is not conducive to people’s growth. Survival of the fittest is true, but people who grow up under good circumstances may not be unable to withstand hardships. People who grow up in good times can withstand hardships, so there is no reason why good times are not conducive to people's growth. That's why it is said that good times are more conducive to people's growth!