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: More so, we develop beliefs through our repeated actions. If you are consistently late, you start to believe that you are terrible at time management when, in fact, a better alarm clock and sleep habits could change that label. In time, beliefs shape our identity, and we become them to some extent. Some examples of beliefs that you might recognize are: God has created the world; if a black cat crosses in front of you, something horrific will happen; man has evolved from primates. As you may notice, some of these beliefs have science behind them, while others clearly do not. Scientific research has constantly changed people’s opinions over time by providing proof to the contrary. Think about ideas such as the Earth being flat and the Sun revolving around the Earth.