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Attitude

            The author claims that people attitude are determined by how one reacts to an.
             immediate situation also surrounding in which one is living. I agree with the.
             the claim because what matters is how is one recting to a pragmatic situation because.
             that is the thing which is useful.
             As said above it is not important that what are the inherent characterstics of a.
             being but what is important is how he applies his knowlwdge whem it comes the.
             need of it. Say for example there is a patient of accute cardiac arrest. And we.
             have two doctors one is more qualified and the other more experienced. But when.
             both arrive at the emergency the one who is new becomes nervous seeing a moribund.
             patient and the experienced one saves life by simply giving the appropriate.
             treatment which he has given before also. So we can see who had better attitude.
             So it is not the inherent quality but our response to the pragmatic situation.
             which matters. Similarly when I gave my engineering entrance I observed that.
             many students did better than those who had better preparation. This is temperament.
             or attitude which is also put to test in the case of urgent situation. I feel.
             this is the real test of ones attitude. In a cricket match when sometimes a not so.
             known batsman hits a six on the last ball of match bowled by a known baller and.
             wins the match for his country. It shows his attitude. Not all the people are.
             equally successful. Those who handle the situations of life better rise higher.
             Another factor which is important is our surrounding. Surrounding mainly features.
             the people who surround us, our work culture etc. It has been observed when.
             somebody given the company of better people he tends to improve and vice versa .
             I except the case the one is not obdurate. I feel this is a tendency of a human.
             being that it tries to copy the people around who he thinks are better than him.
             So in the way he gets better. In the above example of two doctors if the one who.


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