Don't imitate others to say my complete sentences.

Don't get to know me from others. Some people say that I am not good, some people say that I am worth paying, some people say that I have a bad temper, some people say that I am particularly good, some people say that I am particularly cold, and some people say that I am sincere. Never ask anyone about me. I'm different from everyone else.

In social life, the influence of peers on individuals cannot be underestimated, and people often follow their views, opinions and attitudes unconsciously. The influence of parents, teachers and adults in childhood is obvious. As the Soviet psychologist Vygotsky once said, the reason why a person becomes himself is to compare the consequences of his actions with others as a frame of reference. Therefore, attitude and interpersonal relationship are inseparable.

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A person's experience is often closely related to the formation of his attitude. Life practice has proved that many attitudes are gradually formed due to the accumulation and differentiation of experience. For example, Sichuanese like to eat Chili and Shandong people like to eat green onions, which is a habitual attitude formed by long-term experience.

Of course, sometimes only one dramatic experience constitutes an attitude. For example, if you are bitten by a dog in a dog teasing game, you may never like dogs or even be afraid of them, that is, once bitten, twice shy.