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Difference between Attitude and Behavior.



Attitude and behavior are closely related in some sense though they are two different concepts. One of the most important difference between behavior and attitude is attitude is internal whereas behavior is external in sense. In other words it can be said that behavior can very well be seen by others as it is external whereas attitude is shelled within the mind of the individual and hence cannot be seen by others immediately.

Expert says that attitude is what you think whereas behavior is what you do. In other words it can be said that attitude has to do with the mind whereas behavior has lot to do with actions.

Attitude is thought- oriented whereas behavior is action-oriented. Hesse attitude has all the power to shape the behavior of a person. It is indeed true that a person with right attitude would be endowed with the right behavior too.

Attitude is all about the opinion somebody has about something in life. Behavior is about how someone responds to the impulsion and pulls of the environment.

It is indeed possible to judge ones attitude through ones behavior though attitude is not visible externally. One can say that one’s friend has a good attitude toward life. It is evident from the person’s behavior. Hence attitude and behavior are related in some sense though they are two different concepts.

The response of an individual or a system to the environmental pulls is what is called behavior. Attitude is also a kind of response in the sense that it is response from within to the deep consciousness.

There is no external implication of the internal feeling in the concept of attitude. The feeling is kept well within the individual. On the other hand the feeling is poured out in behavior. It is for sure that attitude and behavior are two dimensions of an individual.




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