This document defines attitudes and discusses the three components and types of attitudes. It defines attitudes as fundamental determinants of how we perceive and act towards our social environment, involving evaluative beliefs, feelings, and tendencies. The three components of attitudes are cognitive, affective, and behavioral. The types of attitudes are positive, negative, and neutral. Positive attitudes focus on the good, view mistakes as opportunities, and have traits like confidence and optimism. Negative attitudes ignore the good and focus on the bad, and have traits like anger, pessimism, and blaming others. Neutral attitudes give little importance to situations and ignore problems, with traits like indifference and detachment.

1. Building Positive

2. TEAM MEMBERS
Siddhartha Mukherjee
Malsawm Tluangi
Saloni Bansal
Trishya Varghise
Prernit Dua

3. DEFINATION OF ATTITUDE
Attitudes are fundamental determinants
of our perceptions of, and actions toward
all aspects of our social environment.
Attitudes involve a complex organisation
of evaluative beliefs, feelings and
tendencies toward certain actions.

4. DIFFERENT CHARACTER OF ATTITUDE
Attitude is a state of mind
Your attitude is your mind-set
It is the way you look at things mentally
Attitudes are evaluative statements
They indicate one’s feelings either favorably or
unfavorably to persons objects and or events

5. THREE COMPONENTS OF ATTITUDES

6. TYPES OF ATTITUDES
Positive Negative Neutral

7. POSITIVE ATTITUDES
Individuals who have a positive attitude will pay attention to
the good, rather than bad in people, situations, events, etc.
They will not consider a mistake or failure as a hurdle, but as
an opportunity. They learn from mistakes, and move forward
in life.
~ Confidence
~ Optimism
~ Cheerfulness/Happiness
~ Sincerity
~ Sense of responsibility
Individuals who have a positive attitude will pay attention to
the good, rather than bad in people, situations, events, etc.
They will not consider a mistake or failure as a hurdle, but as
an opportunity. They learn from mistakes, and move forward
in life.
~ Confidence
~ Optimism
~ Cheerfulness/Happiness
~ Sincerity
~ Sense of responsibility

8. NEGATIVE ATTITUDES
People with a negative attitude ignore the good, and pay
attention to the bad in people, situations, events, etc. Also,
they are likely to complain about changes, rather than
adapting to the changing environment. Also, they might
blame their failure on others.
~ Anger
~ Hatred
~ Pessimism
~ Frustration
~ Doubt
People with a negative attitude ignore the good, and pay
attention to the bad in people, situations, events, etc. Also,
they are likely to complain about changes, rather than
adapting to the changing environment. Also, they might
blame their failure on others.
~ Anger
~ Hatred
~ Pessimism
~ Frustration
~ Doubt

9. NEUTRAL ATTITUDES
People with a neutral attitude don't give enough importance
to situations or events. They ignore the problem, leaving it
for someone else to solve. Also, they don't feel the need to
change. Their traits include:
~ Complacence
~ Indifference
~ Detachment
~ Feeling of being disconnected
~ Unemotional
People with a neutral attitude don't give enough importance
to situations or events. They ignore the problem, leaving it
for someone else to solve. Also, they don't feel the need to
change. Their traits include:
~ Complacence
~ Indifference
~ Detachment
~ Feeling of being disconnected
~ Unemotional

10. LEARNING FROM ATTITUDE

11. HOW TO CHANGE ATTITUDES
Filling in information Gap
use of fear
 Resolving Discrepancies
Impact of peers
The co-opting approach

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