Maturity Level

Philippines
November 12, 2010 2:08am CST
How does exactly maturity level being measured?? and how would we exactly know if the person is already mature enough?? in what way do we consider as a mature mind?? please do share your random thoughts about this..or simply your opinions about maturity..thanks..:)
2 responses
@nikramos (698)
• Philippines
12 Nov 10
idont think there's a certain standard for maturity as it depends on the observer's standards of it. what is mature for one wouldnt be the same for another. i guess being mature is being able to handle situations gracefully and being logical when it comes to decision-making, being able to accept faults and humbly learning from others. most of the time, i associate it with patience and understanding combined.
• Philippines
13 Nov 10
I do agree that it would matter of how a person defines maturity. and how each person thinks it is.what might be mature for one might not be mature for the other.. we people have different thoughts and opinions about these.. but im glad enough to know your thoughts about it. and i do agree of how your thoughts about maturities are..what you're stating are exactly what defines a mature person as well. thanks for that..
• United States
16 Nov 10
I think much of this depends on the situation, more then the person. Aside from just making sure no one walks away with hurt feelings, or embarrassment, it usually means the person has made the best choice available for all parties involved. Unless the person is keenly insightful, chances are the person will have had to have gone through a similar experience a few times before they know how to make the right decision. So even though maturity isn't an "age" issue, it is usually closely tied to "experiences". So how does an outside observer know if someone is mature enough? This too usually requires observing a pattern of reaction to situations. Based on certain situations that involve the same thought process and reactions, did that person make the best choices for all involved? If the answer is habitually yes or no, then they are likely to make similar decisions in the future.