{"id":150,"date":"2010-03-03T04:48:48","date_gmt":"2010-03-03T03:48:48","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/vivesur.com\/wpblog\/?p=150"},"modified":"2010-03-03T04:48:48","modified_gmt":"2010-03-03T03:48:48","slug":"positive-attitude-decoding-the-positive-attitude","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.vivesur.com\/wpblog\/positive-attitude-decoding-the-positive-attitude\/","title":{"rendered":"Positive Attitude: Decoding The Positive Attitude"},"content":{"rendered":"

Attitude is defined by practitioners of psychology, insiders and
\nexperts, according to online sources and handbooks, as a \"\"<\/a>
\nhypothetical construct, concept tyring to example and referring to
\nwhat people prefer, like, admire, or not. What we think, believe,
\ndecide and act out, upon etc.<\/p>\n

Different types of attitudes can include positive, negative or
\nneutral views \u00a0of something or somebody. It could pertain to a
\nparticular individual, group of people, acts or occurences,
\nhappenings and events in and surrounding our lives and realities.
\nSo, it says something about how and what we choose to interact with
\nand do in the world, with others. There can be ambivalance between
\ntotally positive, somewhat negative and everything in-between and
\nbeyond these extremes. You could experience as an individual BOTH,
\nsimultaneously positive and negative thoughts, emotions, attitudes.<\/p>\n

How we see, judge, interpret, assess, value etc. all influence and
\nmanifests our attitudes . Psychologists and behaviourists refer to
\nthis as the ABC sequnece or model of behavior\/acting: first: affect
\nsecond: behavior, habits that change \u00a0and thirdly: cognition,
\nknowledge, understanding.<\/p>\n

These physiological responses are stemming from survivalist and
\nother related instincts, learned behaviors and interaction with
\nenvironemtn and others – somewhat of a product of evolution. Our
\npreferences or attitudes help us deal with life and shows what we
\nwant and do not want. Evaluation and verbal intent, \u00a0observational
\nlearning \u00a0all play into our attitudes, positive and\/or negative,
\nwhich in turn effects and impacts our actions\/behavior, some of
\nwhich is and can be at times quite negative, suspicious, even
\nirrational.<\/p>\n

Attitudes can change based on our experiences, learning, maturity,
\npractice, which suggests that we can actively choose to be
\npostitive or negative or both. \u00a0IT is an act of our will, again
\nshowing what sets the humans apart. We sometimes give in to
\npersuasion or influence. Here are some factors that can have an
\nimpact on our attitudes: \u00a0intelligence, self-esteem, mood,
\nexpertise, trust, credibility, attractiveness, how information is
\nshared, hidden agendas and motives sometimes enables, sometimes
\nundermines attitudes. According to Carl Jung, his definition of
\nattitude is a “readiness of the psyche to act or react in a certain
\nway”. In short this is how you orient yourself to the world and
\nothers around you, interact and live.
\n1. Positive Attitude Mindset<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

2. Positive Environment<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

3. The Words That You Said <\/em><\/strong>I will encourage people to consider using these 3 methods to always think positively.\u00a0 Only positive people will bring happiness and prosperity to their life.<\/p>\n

Have a nice day<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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