Dynamic and Pro Active Attitude
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1) The document discusses dynamics, proactive attitude, and developing a positive mindset and attitude. It provides definitions and components of attitude, how attitudes are formed, and the importance of having a good work attitude. 2) It describes the advantages of a positive attitude and gives steps to build a positive attitude such as making a habit of acting now, developing gratitude, and staying away from negative people. 3) The document concludes by stating life is hard but even harder if we are stupid, and the only disability is a bad attitude.
Dynamic and Pro Active Attitude
- 1. Dynamics and Pro ActiveAttitudebehaviour that changes over timebyDr Hj Lokman Hakim Hj Ismail
- 2. Dynamicschanges in motion is dynamics.In physics, motion is a change in position of an object with respect to time.
- 3. ProactiveProactive behaviour involves acting in advance of a future situation, rather than just reacting. It means taking control and making things happen rather than just adjusting to a situation or waiting for something to happen.
- 4. Always rememberyou're unique, just like everybody else“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful citizens can change the world”Margaret MeadOnly we are the ones who make the decision to accept something and learn - no one else.We can listen to others, but in the end it is our choice to learn
- 5. Performance CurveFollower – Builder - Leader - ThinkerDeveloper – Contractor - Consultant - Designer
- 6. MindsetAccording to brain experts, mindsets are real and the result of the interaction between our environment, nervous system and DNA A mindset is actually a group of neurological mind-maps that we create to perform a task, or respond to input coming from the senses.
- 7. Run Activity
- 8. Words valueLet each letter of the alphabetic has a value equals to it sequence of the alphabetical order:=82=96=98=100
- 9. What is an attitude?A mental and neural state of readiness, organised through experience, exerting a directive or dynamic influence upon the individual’s response to all objects and situations with which it is relatedAn attitude is a psychological tendency that is expressed by evaluating a particular entity with some degree of favour or disfavour
- 10. What is attitude? Attitude is a hypothetical construct that represents an individual's like or dislike for anythingIt express an individual’s positive and negative feeling about some objects. It descries an individual’s feelings, thoughts and predisposition to act toward some object in the environment.
- 11. AttitudeYour attitude to something is the way that you think and feel about it.Your attitude towards someone is the way you behave when you are dealing with them, especially when this shows how you feel about them.State of mind+Your attitude is your mind set+The way you look at things mentally+Attitudes are evaluative statements+They indicate ones feelings either favorable or unfavorable
- 12. Description of attitudeKNOWN TO OTHERS10 %BEHAVIORKNOWLEDGE &SKILLSVALUES – STANDARDS – JUDGMENTSATTITUDEMOTIVES – ETHICS - BELIEFS90 %UNKNOWN TO OTHERS
- 13. Components of attitudeAffective = feelings about the attitude object. Behavioral = predisposition to act towards the attitude object in a certain way.Cognitive = beliefs about the attitude object.Any given attitude may be based in lesser or greater amounts on any of these componentsCOGNITIONTHOUGHTS
- 14. MY JOB IS INTERESTING.AFFECTIONSFEELINGS.
- 15. I LOVE MY JOBBEHAVIORACTIONS & REACTIONS.
- 16. WORKING WITH A SMILE.Attitude structureAttitudes consist of three related components:An emotional component consisting of emotional reactions toward, or feelings about the attitude object.A cognitive component consisting of thoughts and beliefs about the attitude object.A behavioural component consisting of actions toward the attitude object.
- 17. Where do attitude come fromSome attitudes seem to reflect stable, internal dispositions of the individual i.e., ‘ways of seeing the world’Broad attitudinal dispositions might have a shared genetic basis This is most likely for ‘gut-preferences’:For example, feelings of disgust at certain smells or foods
- 18. Attitude developmentFORMATION OF ATTITUDESDIRECT EXPERIENCESOCIAL LEARNINGPOSITIVENAGATIVE PEER GROUPCULTUREFAMILY
- 19. Attitude and commitmentJOB RELATED ATTITUDESJOB SATISFACTION JOB INVOLVEMENTORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT
- 20. Good attitude plays a vital roleGood work attitude is important for the increase of success at work. Any company or concerns that are looking for good employees and workers will look only for the person who has got good work attitude
- 21. How to develop such good work attitude?Say You Can Do it Never Say it’s not Possible Do Not Complain With Your Work Hard Work Plan your Work
- 22. Positive attitudeA positive attitude allows a person to create the life they want because they are not afraid to see things as they really are and work to create their own reality.
- 23. Advantages of positive attitude
- 24. Steps for building positive attitude1- Make a habit of doing it now. Stop being procrastinate. 2- Develop an attitude of gratitude. 3- Build a positive self – esteem.4- Stay away from negative people.5- learn to like the things which need to be done.6- Start your day with positive thought.
- 25. Barriers to changing attitudePrior CommitmentsInsufficient informationPersonal EgoInfluence of social surroundingsTo bring a change you have to overcome these barriers
- 26. You are who you choose to beIt's not the choice of best company and high salary that makes the individual rise beyond success, its the choice of attitude that makes your altitude in life.That is what matters.
- 27. Sell yourselfWhat matters most is how you see yourselfDon’t afraid to get creative and experiment with your marketing~Mike Volpe
- 28. Attitudes + behaviourA person’s behavior is the way they act in general, especially in elation to the situation they are inor the people they are with. Part of the interest in attitudes is due to the assumption that people behave or react in accordance with their attitudes
- 29. Are a result of:Dynamics and Pro ActiveAttitudehigh skills, high motivation;
- 30. have a clear picture of group goals;
- 33. opportunity for individual recognition;
- 34. recognition of professionalism.Life is hardIt's even harder if we're stupid"When one door closes another door opens; but we so often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door, that we do not see the ones which open for us.“~Alexander Graham BellThe only disability in life is a bad attitude
- 35. THE ENDDr HjLokmanHakim Hj IsmailPhD – Architecture(Building Engineering & Environment)University of Liverpool (U.K)M.Env - Master of Environment(Environmental Engineering)University Putra MalaysiaB.Sc (Hons) Housing Building & Planning(Building Engineering)University Sains Malaysia.
Editor's Notes
- #3: Every object in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless an external force is applied to it. The relationship between an object's mass m, its acceleration a, and the applied force F is F = ma. Acceleration and force are vectors (as indicated by their symbols being displayed in slant bold font); in this law the direction of the force vector is the same as the direction of the acceleration vector. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.