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Understanding Human Behavior According to Webster's Dictionary, behavior is defined as the manner of behaving: conduct, manners and carriage of oneself, with respect to propriety or morals. It also defines behavior as an organism's muscular or glandular response to stimulation, especially that can be observed. Thus behavior in the broader sense implies thinking, feeling, doing, attitude and habits. The Goodself And The Lesser SelfHuman behavior can be positive or negative. Positive behavior is our goodself
while the negative behavior is our lesser self. To identify our goodself and
lesser self, let us look at languages regardless of any tribe, which describes
our thinking, feeling, doing, attitude and habits in a context, which can be either
positive or negative. It can be of any structure and sound. It can also be a word,
a phrase, a sentence or a context in any language. For example: Positive and Negative Thinking
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