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Learned behaviors are picked up through observing the behaviors of others. Different people pick them up differently because as individuals, we have our own perceptions, personalities, outlooks toward the behaviors we observe, and reactions to those behaviors. For example, children growing up in an abusive family might become abusive while their siblings might not.
Definitely it can. A child usually learns by seeing and what he or she sees being done in that particular community (in this case, the family) the child is bound to be affected. Take for example an abusive family tends to produce a child who is abusive as the abuse is registered as a normal behavior in he child's mind, whereas the opposite is true.
There are too many to count. We need to teach society about behaviors and what to watch for.
The normal force (Fn).
In "Things Fall Apart" by Chinua Achebe, abusive behaviors include physically beating one's wives, displaying excessive anger and aggression towards family members, neglecting one's responsibilities as a parent or spouse, and showing a lack of empathy or respect towards others. Additionally, imposing one's will forcefully on others and denying their agency can also be seen as abusive behaviors in the context of the novel.
It is not normal... No-one should be abusive wether they're male or female. If they are you should try to get that person help like "Anger Therapy" or just stay clear of that person and try not to get hurt. Sincerely, ME
It is a strong person who can recognize a terminally ill parent who has been abusive to them and yes, it is possible and mature to see the abusive treatment as part of that terminally ill disease.
yes it is absolutly normal for a dog to exibit these behaviors.
For a Greek god, no, he was actually quite normal.
Although he shouldn't be abusive it is what he hears everyday. It is probably second nature to him now. You have to remind him when he is at home that it is not appropiate or necessary for him to act this way.
Probably. As long as being abusive "works" for him (lets him get on with his normal life) there's really no strong reason for him to stop.
Move the books. There is nothing you can do to stop a bunnies normal, natural behaviors; it is up to you to make the room safe for a rabbit while taking into account the rabbits normal behaviors.