Title: How Our Beliefs and Values Shape Our Behavior: A Beginner's Guide
Headings: How Our Beliefs and Values Shape Our Behavior: A Beginner’s Guide
How Our Beliefs and Values Shape Our Behavior: A Beginner’s Guide
Table of Contents
Our Beliefs
Beliefs About Ourselves
Beliefs About Others
Beliefs About Life And The World
Our Values
Morals
Ethics
Defining Your Belief and Value Systems
Your values and beliefs are not fixed
Summary
Your Attitudes and Behaviors
Your Self-Awareness
Other Values and Beliefs Resources
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Content: Individuals who grew up in a close, supportive family who regularly encouraged them will probably grow with a sense of self-confidence, although that is not a rule. The way that different people absorb these environment-driven beliefs, or reject them, depends, too, on their personality. People who have a naturally questioning mind and curiosity about the world will not accept the beliefs of those around them blindly. Similarly, people with a strong sense of self will not simply take on what they are told about themselves. Instead, they will develop their own self-image by analyzing their own strengths and weaknesses. What we believe to be true about us is, in fact, our self-image. These are the stories we tell ourselves, and, over time, we become those stories. The beliefs are ingrained into our character, and we begin to filter everything through them. Our speech, body language, the showing of emotion—all are driven one way or another by those beliefs. “I’m a procrastinator.” “