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SOHAIL RIAZ , Master Trainer

Attitude Management

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SOHAIL RIAZ , Master Trainer

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The American Heritage Dictionary defines ATTITUDE as a

“State of mind or feeling with regard to some

matter”

ATTITUDE MANAGEMENT

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An Attitude is “A relatively enduring organization of Beliefs, Feelings, and

Behavioural tendencies towards socially significant Objects, Groups,

Events or Symbols" (Hogg & Vaughan 2005, p.150)

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The basic idea behind the The basic idea behind the functional approach is that functional approach is that attitudes help a person to mediate attitudes help a person to mediate between their own inner needs between their own inner needs (expression, defense) and the (expression, defense) and the outside world (adaptive and outside world (adaptive and knowledge).knowledge).

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ABC Structure of Attitude

Affective component

Behavioural component

Cognitive component (This involves a person’s belief / knowledge about an attitude object)

The way the attitude we have influences How we act or behave.

Feelings / Emotions about the attitude object

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The Function of Attitudes 1. Knowledge

2. Self / Ego-expressive

3 . Adaptive.

4. The Ego-defensive function

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1. Attitude1. Attitude• Attitudes provide meaning (knowledge) for lifeAttitudes provide meaning (knowledge) for life • Help us organize and structure our Help us organize and structure our

experience.experience. • Knowing a person’s attitude helps us predict Knowing a person’s attitude helps us predict

their behaviortheir behavior

2. . Self / Ego-expressiveSelf / Ego-expressive

• Help communicate who we areHelp communicate who we are• Make us feel goodMake us feel good• Self-expression of attitudes can be non-verbalSelf-expression of attitudes can be non-verbal

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3. Adaptive • If a person holds and/or expresses socially

acceptable attitudes, other people will reward them with approval and social acceptance .

• Expression can be non-verbal

4. The Ego-defensive function

•Refers to holding attitudes that protect our self-esteem or that justify actions that make us feel guilty

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The Environment

Determinism TheoryNegative

World View

Changing

Environment

YOU

Beware the Bullets!

Negative Work Environment

Past Experiences

Other People’s

Behavior

Ouch!

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Challenging Sales Growth

Bulldozers

Snipers

Exploders

TurnoveTurnoverr

Patronizers

Market growth

Controllers

Customers’ Demands

Generic rain

DiscountsTherapeutic

class

Brown NosersSluffers

Franchisers

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Past Experiences

Ouch!

Ouch!Ouch!

Ouch!Ouch!

Ouch!

Ouch!

Ouch! Ouch!

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Media Frenzy

Negative World View

A recent Statistic:

Crime down 20% in America reporting up 600%,

Look at what you are looking at !!!

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“Are some people just born positive thinkers . . . or is it their CHOICE?”

Life’s Little Question

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Choose the Right Luggage

Dodge

Bullets Be Bulletproof

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You’re going to get hit!

The Problem With Dodging Bullets

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Putting on the Armor

Change

3 Things!

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How to Change Your Attitude

ATTITUDEATTITUDE

ATTITUDEATTITUDEChanges happen

personally from the

INSIDE OUT!

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I am responsible . . . . . . for who I am . . . for what I have . . . for what I doATTITUDEATTITUDE

So . . . Accept Responsibility

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Negative world view

YOU

FROM THE INSIDE . . . OUT!ATTITUDEATTITUDE

Step #2 Take Control

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Observe Your Thinking

THINKING

It sucks to be him.

I refuse

to let

this hook m

e!

This is all very interesting

What can I do

to defuse this?Tomorrow it will look very different.

I’d like to beat

the …

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This is going to be a wonderful

day!

This is going to be a crappy day!

Manage Your Self-TalkIf you think you Can, or you think you Can’t…YOU’RE RIGHT! Henry Ford

THINKING

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How to Change Your Behavior

BEHAVIORBEHAVIOR

BEHAVIORBEHAVIOR

Changes take true assessment, determination & discipline

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Choose Your BehaviorREACTIVE

Response

RESPONSIBLE

My Respons

e

My Choice

BEHAVIORBEHAVIOR

Stimulus

Stimulus

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Steps Toward Changing Behavior

1. Unconscious Incompetence

2. Conscience Incompetence

3. Conscience Competence

4. Unconscious Competence

BEHAVIORBEHAVIOR

The New YOU!The New YOU!

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Add POSI+IVE BehaviorINFLUENCE YOUR ENVIRONMENT!

• Sprinkle some “positive” on the negatives• Focus on the good of each day• Stay out of the “feeding frenzies”• Say “please” and “thank you”• Practice EMPATHY• Evaluate YOUR behavior • Never miss an opportunity to complement

• Spread a SMILE aroundReplace the BAD HABITS!

BEHAVIORBEHAVIOR

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More POSI+IVE Contributions

1. Is it true? 2. Is it harmful? 3. Is it necessary?

• Keep promises• Have a forgiving view of people• Keep an open mind with changes• Count to 1000 if necessary• See criticism as opportunity to improve• Cultivate your sense of humor

• Before you say anything to anyone, ask yourself three things

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Watch your definitions - they become thoughtsthey become thoughts Watch your thoughts - they become wordsthey become words Watch your words - they become actionsthey become actions Watch your actions - they become your they become your destinydestiny

Remember to . . .

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The Choice is YOURS

With a Bad attitude you can never have a positive day

With a Positive attitude you can never have a bad day