Jaoy gajod siway na pangisip.Magpahisulti
da lamang para kaw ma-insulto In a group, an
organization or even a small circle, there will always be someone or two who
give you headaches.
Psychological
theories of deviant behavior come from a variety of perspectives. The
psychoanalytic approach, for example, might suggest that all people have
repressed, unconscious urges that lead to social deviance (Hartney, 2022).
Learning
theories, on the other hand, might suggest that these behaviors are learned by
watching others engage in deviant behaviors.
Genetics
also has an effect on temperament and overall personality. These
characteristics and traits may influence the likelihood that a person is born
with the character traits.
But,
can’t an adult learn to be more congenial and behaved rather than enjoy being
the gadfly? You see, it is very irritating for leaders to be continuously
bombarded with the “complaining” simply for the sake of the act with no deeper
intention but to create confusion among the group.
Why
some people are enjoying being cruel?
Humans
typically do things to get pleasure or avoid pain. For most of us, hurting
others causes us to feel their pain. And we don’t like this feeling. This
suggests two reasons people may harm the harmless – either they don’t feel the
pain of others or they enjoy feeling that others are in pain (McCarthy-Jones,
2020).
Another
reason people harm the harmless is because they nonetheless see them as threat.
Their insecurities propel them to insult, hurt or deviate from your ideas since
they feel that they are better than you.
Poor
people! We could not imagine how unhappy their lives can be.
For
us, we continue to learn and proceed to become better versions of ourselves by
empowering others. Not hurting or insulting them.
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