Social Mechanism of Self-Development of Physical Culture | Biomed Grid

Since man is simultaneously the subject and the object of the process of historical development of society, one can conclude that in society all the diversity of human needs is realized in the form of individual or group activity of people. Such activity creates in society a special relationship between people, which under certain conditions is the basis of the mechanism of their self-organization and leads to the appearance in society of various social phenomena that can be transformed into corresponding social institutions. This process can be described as follows. In an effort to satisfy a particular need, a person enters into relationships with other people who have similar aspirations. Such interaction can lead to the unification of these people in order to jointly obtain the necessary goods and values to meet common needs. It contributes to the formation of social groups, which are characterized by relative integrity and are an independent subject of social action. Thus, based on specific personal needs of a person formed group needs, which, unlike personal, are more stable and more stable. This process - one of the forms of social realization of the natural need of a person belonging to the group.