Senin, 02 November 2009

The definition of universal behavior, cultural behavior and personal behavior

Universal behavior is behavior which is shared by human around the world. It is based in human biological inheritance passed on through the generations of all mankind. For examples we will smile when we’re happy, seeking intimacy or body when contact to express love or affection, and we will wave our hands to say goodbye.

Cultural behavior is the totally of the formed social significant characteristics of the personality. It is based on the moral norms, principles, and ideals. Cultural behavior includes rules of religion, traditional culture, and the codes. For example, Young men in China are faced with the reality that if they want to have a good chance of finding an educated wife, they must secure a well paying job and have enough money to buy her a car and a new condo. In addition, they must be prepared to cook, wash dishes, and do other home maintenance jobs traditionally done by wives, and then couples are only allowed to have one child without paying stiff penalties. Because of the traditional pressures on parents to have one child, it’s because of the populations are too much. Another example is in traditional regions of Latin America, men should be more macho. They should be overtly masculine, confident, strong, brave, always control their emotions, and sexually demanding. Women should be emotional, nurturing, faithful, and passive in response to the demands of their husbands. In other words, men and women should have opposite character but complementary personalities because there is no room in this ideal Latin American perception in passive man and aggressive woman.

Personal behavior is a person action or reaction which is different to the other person. For examples there’s a person who likes to come or wake up late, a person who has a tendency to judge people at the first time they just met and a person who likes to talk much or talkative.

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