what is the relation between attitude and behaviour?
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Attitude often determines behavior because it's your mindset, and you mindset may cause you to do certain things.  You behavior does not determine you attitude, however, because what you do does not form what you were thinking at the time.
400464
well society has defined the "norms" ..that is the behaviour accepted by the general public within that society, this can differ depending on which part of the world/country you are in at the moment-different things are accepted in different areas, as normal. On a personal level "normal" behaviour can be defined as that which does not cause alarm, offence or danger to any other person. Although of course individuals may be alarmed, shocked or distressed by many many things, so it is a difficult question to answer. I once saw in a public bathroom, scrawled on the wall..." Do not adjust your attitude, its reality that needs a shake!!" lol
57512
Great question. Attitude and emotion can absolutely impact the way you drive. Many people go to fast because it makes them feel free and powerful ( others are just late).  While some  people are distracted because they are thinking about other things. A lot of these people cause accidents. These accidents not only effect them but people in other cars and all the families. So it is best before you get in the car and turn the key to clear your head and concentrate on the job of driving.
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Well I dont fully agree, a good attitude will help you to solve problems, it will make everything go easier. But on itself it wont solve anything...\n\nAbout this quote...\n"A positive attitude may not solve all your problems,but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort"\n\nA positive attitude that annoys other people is in fact not a positive attitude, to solve problems. Do you think it will be easier to solve problems by annoying someone else, or by ensuring a good relationship with another person.. \nSo the quote does not much for me actually .
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Ask yourself whether the behavior is one you admire in other people.  Ask yourself whether the behavior will make the world better or worse (not just for you, but overall).  Ask yourself whether you would want to be on the receiving end of the behavior.\n\nIf you don't admire it in others, if it will make the world a worse place, or if you wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of it, then it's probably wrong.
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Human being's attitude is such that we tend to do those things which we ought not to do. For example, if u tell a child not to touch fire, they'll go and touch it to see what happens(if it is for the first time). The same is the case with these alcohol and cigarette. Some people just want to give a try, but, they get addicted to it.
939006
What behaviour.\nCountries dont have behaviours.\nPeople have.\nI would rate for filthy rich people who wont help the poor.
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You are ultimately responsible for your actions.  If someone wrongs you then you have to decide how to react.  If you are angry then that is your choice.  It doesn't mean that you don't have a right to be angry or shouldn't be angry, it just means that you chose to be angry.  The other person isn't responsible for your reaction, but they are responsible for having failed to meet an obligation and they are responsible for creating a situation that had a negative affect on you.  So over all you are responsible for you choice but that doesn't let them off scott free to do as they please and blame you.
1013792
Through a simple sentence spoken or written. It might influence the answer and the way you would like to get it. Have courage man! Girls are human, too. It is all about your attitude!
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from the American Heritage Collegiate Dictionary:\n\nat·ti·tude (noun): 1. A position of the body or manner of carrying oneself: stood in a graceful attitude. See synonyms at posture. 2a. A state of mind or a feeling; disposition: had a positive attitude about work. b. An arrogant or hostile state of mind or disposition. 3. The orientation of an aircraft's axes relative to a reference line or plane, such as the horizon. 4. The orientation of a spacecraft relative to its direction of motion. 5. A position similar to an arabesque in which a ballet dancer stands on one leg with the other raised either in front or in back and bent at the knee. \n\nOTHER FORMS: atti·tudi·nal (-tdn-l, -tyd-) —ADJECTIVE\natti·tudi·nal·ly —ADVERB\n \n  \nATTITUDE is a noun; ATTITUDINAL  is an adjective.
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I completely agree...sometimes there are things that affect our feelings regardless of what we do, but for the most part, it is the way you view the things that happen.  Sometimes it's hard to remember this, but you are completely right...positive attitude=positive day; negative attitude=negative day. :)
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attitude and personality
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Behavior, behavior, behavior.
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Change your attitude first. Change is a natural process in life, and will happen regardless. Every human is different in their own way. Liking who you are is the key. Get an education, keep busy, and pat yourself on the back every once in awhile for being the best you can be.
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Well, if nobody cared what any body thought of them, we'd be a species like tigers...solitary and pretty irritable. We're a social species, so everyone craves interaction and approval at some level. My attitude is: I don't care what people think whom I don't respect, but I care desperately for the approval of my loved ones and of people who have earned my respect. It's interactive: to be respected, one must earn respect. To earn respect, one must be respectful of others. To be loved, one must love others.
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use toward after "attitude" \n[attitude *toward* suggestions and requests]\n\nbut actions are taken "toward" people \nactions are taken "in response" to suggestions or requests\nactions are not taken "toward" suggestions or requests.\n\n[note: toward/towards are interchangeable\nbut toward is more common and less awkward]\n\nIn order to be more effective in your role, I think the additional support you need from the Secretariat organization is a more\nresponsive attitude toward suggestions and requests for\nassistance from the Board of Governors, including direct action.\n\n========================================
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Physically it is the same motions and actions but emotionally they are two different things.  So it depends on how philosophical of an answer you are looking for.