THE LEARNING BEHAVIOR OF HUMANS ACCORDING TO THE TRISIKKHA PRINCIPLE

Abstract

This academic article aims to study The learning behavior of humans according to the trisikkha principle. From the study, it was found that. The concept of human learning behavior in Buddhism is based on learning principles based on precepts, concentration, and wisdom. Able to develop oneself from a common person until reaching the supreme person. Learning is a systematic interaction, connection and influence between humans and the environment between humans and humans, etc. Where human beings perceive the outside world through their senses Each perception has an emotion involved as follows: (1) The external factor is Parato Gosa, which is the starting point of learning. (2) The internal factor is Yonisomanasikarn. It is a source of learning from external factors into internal factors by using the learning process according to the trisikkha principles. This leads to self-improvement to bring about changes in behavior, mind, and intelligence. Be able to apply the learning outcomes to develop oneself and the person in society to have morals, virtues and ethics.