Competition if healthy is a promising driver. The brain is too accustomed to the impact of endorphins and dopamine that offer wellness. That’s why rewards are recompensing incentives. However, coveting a prize after hard work and dedication is the ingredient to success. Unlike cheating, which may be classified as a fancy, speedy and laidback trail to triumph. The world thrives on shortcuts while morality and honesty are nearing extinction. Rules broken by a cheater may be explicit or part of an unwritten code; in certain cases making cheating more of a subjective process with frequent justifications for committing them. Needless to say, cheating is immoral, unethical and inappropriate.
Showing posts with label traits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label traits. Show all posts
Feb 14, 2013
Need to cheat...
Competition if healthy is a promising driver. The brain is too accustomed to the impact of endorphins and dopamine that offer wellness. That’s why rewards are recompensing incentives. However, coveting a prize after hard work and dedication is the ingredient to success. Unlike cheating, which may be classified as a fancy, speedy and laidback trail to triumph. The world thrives on shortcuts while morality and honesty are nearing extinction. Rules broken by a cheater may be explicit or part of an unwritten code; in certain cases making cheating more of a subjective process with frequent justifications for committing them. Needless to say, cheating is immoral, unethical and inappropriate.
Labels:
cheat,
conscience,
facade,
forgiveness,
humanity,
lie,
need to cheat,
permission,
personality,
traits,
victory
Dec 29, 2012
Personality disorders
Personality is the make-up of an individual in totality.
What we are, how we think, behave, walk, talk, act, react to situations;
everything is specific to our own constitution. That is why every individual is
different from the other, yet most people usually manage to adjust to, and
accept the personality traits of most others. However some behavior
characteristics are difficult to adjust to and seem outside of the normal
acceptable range. Although all ‘abnormal’ traits do seem to be exaggeration of
the mannerisms we see in normal people; they evidently stand out of the range
of regularity. These deviations constitute personality disorders.
Labels:
abnormal,
anxious,
avoidant,
borderline,
caregiver,
characteristics,
childhood,
disorders,
normal,
obsessive,
persona,
personality,
traits
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