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"Attitude is not by birth, it is acquired". Explain.

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Answered by snehakumari1952005
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Attitudes are gradually learnt over a period of time. The process of learning attitudes starts right from childhood and continues throughout the life of a person. However, in the beginning, the family members have a greater impact on the attitude of a child.

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Answered by nikitasingh79
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"Attitude is not by birth, it is acquired".

Attitude is generally learned or obtained over a period of time. From childhood, the process of learning starts and it continues throughout the life of an individual.

The thoughts, feelings, and tendencies to behave are acquired or learned gradually from the following sources of attitude :  

(1) Direct personal experience :  

The quality of a person's direct experience with his workplace determines his/ her attitude towards it.

If a person finds his job challenging, supervisors’ understanding and co-workers very cooperative, then he/ she will have a positive attitude towards his/ her job because of the quality of his /her direct experience with the job.

(2) Group associations :  

People are influenced to one point or another by other members of the group to which they belong. Several groups including family, work and peer groups, and cultural and subcultural groups can affect a person’s attitudinal development.  

(3) Influential to others :  

A person's attitude can be changed through personal contact with powerful persons such as friends, relatives, experts, and celebrities.

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