Manners and Etiquette

i think so, i personally am half prep and half regular goody-goody (i wear Holister and Aeropostale but dont wear clothes that are 2 sizes too small, act slutty, gossip, or backstab) and i have a bunch of scene and emo friends- then again im only in 9th grade so

An example of psychosocial behavior may be a confused teenager who is negatively influenced by the rambunctious actions of other teens such as those who steal and dropout of school or use drugs. Another example is when a parent positively rewards their child for eating their vegetables and cleaning their room.

Tell him that you think he's being rude, and ask him to be more considerate. If he doesn't change, consider if he's mostly nice, or mostly rude. If you determine that he's the latter, then quit that relationship.

If he is rude or unkind to people who cannot speak back (servers, phone callers) then you need to realize it is likely he will eventually treat you that way, too.

you can improve your personality by yourself only,you need not take any classes or copy anyone,look at yourself and see whether u r standing strght or NT ,make your walking style beeter,improve your speaking skill and then yr personality will improve

Elicited acts can include behaviors such as nodding, smiling, or asking questions in response to a stimulus or cue. These acts are typically prompted by external factors and can communicate agreement, understanding, or engagement.

Psychosocial theory is a psychological perspective developed by Erik Erikson that focuses on the impact of society and culture on individual development. It suggests that individuals progress through stages of psychosocial development, each characterized by a unique conflict that must be resolved to successfully advance to the next stage. This theory highlights the interaction between individual psychological processes and social influences in shaping human behavior and identity.

Alcoholics have a disease and it's a myth that some people who are alcoholics have to have a bottle or more of alcohol to get them into an abusive state. Some men only need a couple of drinks and can be abusive. There is such a thing as an allergic reaction to alcohol. Also if the man is using drugs and drinking this is a lethal combination. Alcoholics may start out by drinking heavily when younger, but, instead of growing up and slowing down with their drinking and making a life for themselves they can't seem to stop. Some men (and women) drink their worries and anger away by hitting the bottle, but the worries or anger only seems to intensify and it's generally taken out on their mate. Alcoholism can also be genetic. It's important that the alcoholic attend AA Meetings and that their partner attends Al-anon to understand the alcoholic; there is a great percentage of alcoholics who will admit they are alcoholics and seek treatment that lead very happy and healthy lifestyles. However, the percentage of men that refuse treatment will continue to drink and abuse. It's important to know that all men that get drunk and are not abusive, but can actually be very sedated and fall asleep. Like with any drug, the alcoholic would rather have the bottle than worry about his relationship with family, perhaps children, partner or friends and unless they are willing to seek help for alcoholism it is best to leave the situation.

Never let them know you are afraid of them. Look them straight in the eye and plant your feet solid on the ground! Once a person knows you are afraid of them then they realize they have you under their thumb. Of course you will still feel fear and even may have the 'shakes' after the incident is over, but remind yourself that no one has the right to make your feel afraid or to pick on you in anyway. Don't get into a debate with such people and say things like 'Oh, is that right' or, 'I prefer not to discuss that.' If they are constantly hounding you try to hold your own and walk by them if possible. If they can't get a reaction out of you then they'll just move onto someone else that they know will fear them.

Human personality traits are characteristics that define an individual's pattern of behavior, emotions, and thinking. Some common traits include extroversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, openness to experience, and neuroticism. These traits can vary in individuals and contribute to their unique personalities.

The constituents of human acts include intention (the purpose or motive behind the action), knowledge (awareness of what is being done), and consent (the voluntary decision to engage in the action). These elements help determine the morality and responsibility of the human act.

this is called being EVASIVE! you are storing negative emotions (about this person) inside of you. To heal these emotions you must try to identify why you are avoiding this person and is this for your own good? To let go of these feelings, try to write your worries about this person in a PRIVATE diary before going to sleep. It will help to clear your mind. If it is possible and if you feel ready to contact this person, maybe you should try to talk to them face-to face about this problem so that you can gain some CLOSURE and then move on. To help you to stop thinking about this person, try to keep busy with your work/school life. Also, take up a relaxing hobby in your spare time like watercolour painting, pottery or ice-skating. Also, eating healthily and taking regular walks in the fresh outdoors will help to cleanse your body and mind so you will have sharper decision making skills, and hopefully, a greater piece of mind!

Because most people don't understand the problem they face their self so it's easier to judge someone else and think they know everything ,when really they are in the same boat ,they don't want other to judge them and be made fun of or put down for their faults as well, so it's easier to hurt someone else instead of them feeling the hurt they have had done to them. Answer I think the people with the biggest issues are the ones who stand around judging everyone else in a social situation. Low self esteem or insecurity are usually present and they have to make themselves feel better by putting others down.

Older men talk a lot because they have lived long enough to experience many things as they went through life. They have seen things that younger men can't even imagine. They have learned by trial and error. When something failed, they had to find a new way to do it. When they talk (and it may seem unnecessary) it is worth listening to. We can learn a lot from those talking old men. The best way is just to sit still and learn. I'm not an old man yet but I love to listen to those 'Old Men'. i am old man and i dump myself at night then i then rub it on my face and shove it in my ears

It is not true. You have just found the wrong people, that's all. But please remember: in order to be loved or "liked", YOU must be your very first fan. It doesn't mean you have to become a narcisist, absolutely. It means you must learn to appreciate what's good in you and let it out for the others to see. If you focus on the "bad" things about you (like being short) you will show the others exactly what you want to hide. There's no point in spending your time thinking about something that you can't change. Live your life the best way you can, find help if you feel you cannot do it alone. Don't feel sorry for yourself..... It won't get you anywhere. Make it your 2008 goal. ;) Merry Christmas. And Happy New Year.

Some spontaneous things people commonly do include making spontaneous plans with friends, taking unplanned trips or adventures, trying new activities or foods on a whim, and making impulsive purchases.

Girls tend to mature cognitively (intellectually) more quickly than boys. Differences in average reading age are clear already at the age of seven. Obviously, this relates to average development, and often will not apply to given individuals.

Coughing or clearing the throat in response to something one might not like can be a subconscious attempt to mask a negative reaction or buy time to think of a polite response. It can also indicate discomfort or displeasure with what was said without directly expressing it.

The media is the biggest part of it, but with two parents working in most families and little time for quality of time with children today it's the parents who need to guide their children through the years up to their independence and teach them skills such as good, bad, trust, honestly, integrity, working hard and hopefully to ride of religious faith. Sometimes religious faith is all they may have to hang onto when times gets tough. It appears that more parents are spending less time with their children and more time working. In most of these cases no one needs the big house, two expensive cars, expensive holidays, etc. If the parents are working hard just to keep a roof over their family, live a moderate lifestyle there is still time for 'quality time' for the children (no matter how tired someone is.) It appears that some parents are lacking in this area. I live in British Columbia Canada and I find many of the teens today are cheeky, bad language, lack of authority and parents who feel that teachers are babysitters and leave the 'messy things' some children may pull off for the police or tax payers. Thankfully for every 10 bad kids there is one that no matter how they were treated seemed to have learned good manners, gotten good scores on tests and are making something out of themselves.

Telling a person thank you after they have given you a gift is an example of showing gratitude and expressing appreciation for their gesture. It is a polite and respectful way to acknowledge their kindness and thoughtfulness.

When done unconsciously, it's to blow little fuzz bits or crumbs off your fingertips, and then buff them on your clothes. As a deliberate gesture, it is used to show a feeling of superiority and expertise,usually as a little jokingly show-off thing, but done aimed at someone you dislike or consider inferior , it's sort of a swaggering put-down.It has it's origins as a class-concious gesture, when only the upper classes could afford manicures , then was taken up by the working class as a passive- aggressive way to mock their " betters " .