What causes people to behave differently?

We act according to situations. Behavior of a person in society will depend on his upbringing, status, hereditary traits, etc. Hereditary impulses activate different persons differently. Research shows that 50\% of the population changes their behavioral pattern under stressful situations.

Why do we behave the way we do is it nature or nurture?

Nature and nurture interact in complex ways to determine behavior. Why do we do what we do? In contrast, the nurture perspective suggests that behavior is driven mostly by the psychosocial environment (for example, how we were raised, our peers, the situations we are in at present).

What do you call someone who sees things differently?

Innovator, rebel, revolutionary, free-thinker, non-conformist, iconoclast, radical — all can be positive in the right context.

What are 3 inherited traits?

Inherited traits include things such as hair color, eye color, muscle structure, bone structure, and even features like the shape of a nose.

How can research help us understand human behaviour?

Gaining an understanding of behaviour requires insight and often involves the knowledge and experience of a range of people. These include health and other professionals and those who live and work with the target group. Additionally, research findings should help to clarify the nature of behaviour.

How can theory help us?

There is also a wealth of theory which can help identify relationships between these influences, and help reduce or eliminate the negative, and enhance the positive. There is growing evidence that those interventions that directly consider the theory base of their work are more effective in the longer term.

What do you do to improve your perception of others?

As PCT explains, we do things to obtain perceptions that match important references that we have — for example, depending on the person, references such as “feeling important”, “using time more effectively”, and “not feeling regret.” Great points. This situation is fairly easy when managing down but a huge challenge when trying to manage up.

Why is it important to understand your target audience’s behaviour?

This is done to gain rounded insight into the influences which might cause the target audience to change. By simply focusing on the problem, and how to influence it, you can miss the potential to build, reinforce and strengthen the desired behaviour.