A person and a person in relationships are different.
A person focuses on survival and pursues only individual's happiness. A person exists alone without the concept of having relationships with other people. A person exists, survives, and thinks. The psychology of perception, memory, and expression of a person operates focused on individual happiness rather than on relationships, so everyone has the right for freedom and equality when they exist as a person.
Human beings are unique species with their own value and dignity. They cannot be objects of comparison with any other plant or animal. Also, a person cannot be compared with another person since every individual has unique thoughts based on unique life experiences.
When two or more people exist in relationships, they are referred to as 'a person in relationships'. A person aims only for survival and individual's happiness, but a person in relationships exists as a person and pursue self-actualization with meanings and values of life in relationships at the same time. A person in relationships exists with other people and thinks about relationships. The psychology of perception, memory, and expression of a person in relationships operates associated with human relationships. To exist as a person in relationships, people need to suppress individual's right of freedom and equality to a certain degree and maintain harmony and order with other people.
A person in relationships pursues individual's happiness and happiness in relationships simultaneously, and pursues self-actualization with social, relational, and economic values in the society and with meanings in the family.
Korea Institute of Psycho-education : http://www.uip.ac
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