Interaction produces varied behavior from "summary" of The Psychology of Human Behavior by Robert G. Bednarik
Interaction with other people can have a significant effect on our behavior, both in terms of how we think and how we act. Different situations can result in a wide range of reactions, and how we choose to interact with one another can have a major impact on our overall behavior.- Interactions between people influence the responses and behaviors we display because different factors in the environment or conversation affect us differently.
- Varied types of interactions with others make it possible to develop attitudes and approaches which are unique to each individual; giving effect to a multiplicity of behaviours.
- Sometimes our behaviour can be dependent on the other individuals we interact with and how they treat us or their own perspective.
- When we interact with any person, we usually acquire information about the circumstance and the situation which in turn causes a unique response from all of us.
- In some cases, peoples’ personalities also have an impact on how they react to any kind of interaction leading to diversified behaviour consequently.
- The reactions given to any kind of interaction are not only determined by cultural differences or environments but also draw on past experiences giving diverse results.
- Communication brings various perspectives towards life and may cause changes within our outlooks, experiences, and beliefs; producing varied behaviours accordingly.
- Interaction is a process where we start off with complete unknowns and turn them into mates. This entire cycle of acquaintanceship unleashes novel habits and reactions else unseen before.
- Different conversations or situations provoke varying answers due to the actions that have been taken previously or due to the stimulus brought upon these interactions.
- Our encounters give rise to distinctive emotions which could either be positive or negative, lending another explanation for the development of variegated conduct.
