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    Desirable attitudes

    M ASIF KHAN
    Attitude

     The Iceberg phenomena is also applicable on human beings.


     Attitudes are generally positive or negative views of a person, place, thing, or
    event this is often referred to as the attitude object.
    Nature of Attitude

     Attitudes have a subject-object relationship. It is related to specific objects,


    persons, groups, institutions, values etc.
     Attitude are learned. They are not inherent or innate in individual. It depend on
    the life training and circumstances.
     It is relatively enduring states of readiness. It helps us in making proper
    responses.
     It helps in motivation.
     It is different according to stimuli.
     It ranges from strongly positive to strongly negative.
    Development of Attitude

     Attitudes are leant and acquired through the following sources.


    1. Integration of experiences: acquired from different experiences of different
    people from different sources. Attitude of Hindus towards Muslims and vice
    versa.
    2. Differentiation of experiences: when new experiences are acquired they are
    differentiated from the old acquired one and more specific attitude is formed.
    Factors Influencing Attitude Formation

     Factors within the individual :


    Physical growth and development: poor health, poor adjustment may develop
    poor attitudes.
     Emotional Development:
    Factors such as emotional maturity social adjustment, social approval etc.
     Social Development:
    Factors such as Social interaction may create antisocial attitudes.
    Cont…

     Ethical and Moral Development:


    God is one or many. Concept of values and ideals.
     Factors in the Environment:
    Home and Family: values and concepts in the family, attitude of the family
    members. Faulty upbringing of the child unhealthy family relationship.
     Social environment. School, teachers, classmates, teaching methods, curriculum
    and subjects etc. it also include religious groups, social clubs, mass media,
    celebrities, advertisements, newspaper etc.
     With a Bad attitude you can never have a positive day. With a Positive attitude
    you can never have a bad day.

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