Behavior Change
Behavior demands contingency responses that
strengthen or weaken its chances of repetition. Everything that a human does is
typically expected to instigate reaction in another. These reactions themselves
form the behavior of other individuals. The cycle pretty much continues until
these behaviors of people begin to influence their emotions and thoughts. The
chicken lays the egg and the egg hatches into yet another chicken. The child is
the father of the man who gives birth to yet another child in time. Behaviors
of people incessantly impel each other to change for better and occasionally worse
too. The transformations need to be appropriate to match the interpersonal
requirements in order for the outcome to be apt. Cement ought to be rightly
applied, else it solidifies in erroneous positions; behavior can get wrongly
reinforced with crooked outcomes.
