If you can reflect on 2022, with compassion by changing your old habits to new ones. Weiner’s recommendations are, old habits die hard, and the objective/projective dichotomy remains very much with us today. Any old habits established through lifelong experience don’t die easily; it gradually takes a long time to move on and form a new habit. The habit loop goes on and on until it doesn’t find its purpose of goal achievement, seeking pleasure, or learning with satisfaction.
Mental and behavioural habits of societies
People rely more on personal habits in their everyday lifestyle to keep themselves fix on something so that they get satisfaction. Have you keep track ever on your routine or daily tasks that are done consciously enjoying or sometimes dull, boring activities for instance restlessly looking for Instagram stories, online posting incessantly and wandering on chats, binge watching tv or Netflix which distracts you all the time do something achievable that changes our life. In reality, it harrows our abilities, talent and skills.
Science behind habit
According to habits formation is done by the cues, craving, response and reward respectively
Changing the habit loop is difficult.
Changing our values and habits is a bit difficult as how we grow and inculcate lots of habits that keep on going throughout our life and we impulsively do it because we never have been told to stop doing or change our habits. Despite being surrounded by pressure and persuasion our habits don’t die easily.
What are Social habits?
For instance, Behavioral observers in a supermarket who studied the purchasing habits of people buying breakfast cereal concluded that children accompanying the purchaser requested or demanded a specific brand of cereal (Atkin, 1978). Hence, it would be wise for breakfast cereal manufacturers to gear their advertising toward children, not adult consumers.
Behavioural habits are seen in society
For example, a behavioural assessor studying the obsessive-compulsive habits or OCD of a patient might wish to visit the patient at home to see firsthand the variety and intensity of the behaviours exhibited. Does the patient check the oven for gas left on, for example? If so, how many times per hour? Does the patient engage in excessive hand-washing? If so, to what extent? Even going to the market or outside the home keeps remembered us is everything at home is fine or not. This small habit becomes relentless and relapses the energy to invest in a good way.
Good habits for mental health
Bad habits continue until we change the reinforcers, for example, excessive sleeping is a worldwide phenomenon and to change this habit takes a lot of sacrifices for daytime or over the excessive sleeping person.
Try some following suggestions-
These good habits can belife-changingg for your successful work habits.
Change in sleeping habits
Change in eating habits The habit of saying ‘yes’
Judgmental habits
Health habits
Smoking habits
Excessive drinking
Poor food eating habits
Changes in consumption habits and lifestyle
Revision of your habits or daily life activities.
Each child should do -conservation at home.
Encouraged your child his/her become a teacher to make an oral and written commitment and change his/her habits.