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Determinants of Human Behaviour

Human behavior is influenced by a mix of biological, psychological, social, and environmental factors. Key determinants include genetics, age, health, personality, beliefs, emotions, social norms, culture, and significant life experiences. Understanding these factors can help in analyzing individual behavior and mental health.

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Determinants of Human Behaviour

Human behavior is influenced by a mix of biological, psychological, social, and environmental factors. Key determinants include genetics, age, health, personality, beliefs, emotions, social norms, culture, and significant life experiences. Understanding these factors can help in analyzing individual behavior and mental health.

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Siksha Srijan Academy of Technology and Management

Siksha Srijan Academy of Technology and Management


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BHM 4th Semester
Society and culture

Determinants of Human Behaviour


Human behavior is influenced by a complex interplay of internal and external
factors, including genetics, environmental conditions, social norms, and
individual experiences. These factors can be broadly categorized into biological,
psychological, social, and cultural aspects.
Biological Factors:
 Genetics:
Inherited traits and predispositions can influence behavior, personality,
and even susceptibility to certain mental health conditions, .
 Age:
As individuals age, their behavior and development can be influenced by
physical changes and life experiences, .
 Health:
Physical health, including illness, pain, and substance use, can impact
behavior and cognitive function, .
Psychological Factors:
 Personality:
Individual differences in traits like extraversion, agreeableness, and
neuroticism can shape behavioral patterns, .
 Beliefs and Expectations:
An individual's beliefs about the world, their self-efficacy, and their
expectations for future outcomes can significantly influence their
behavior, .
 Emotions:
Strong emotions, like joy, sadness, anger, or fear, can override rational
thinking and lead to impulsive actions, .
Social Factors:
 Social Norms:
The expectations and rules of behavior within a group or society can
strongly influence individual actions, .
 Culture:
Cultural values, traditions, and beliefs shape how people behave in
various social situations, .
 Social Groups:
The influence of family, friends, and peers can shape an individual's
attitudes, behaviors, and choices.
Environmental Factors:
 Physical Environment:
Features of the environment, like lighting, cleanliness, and noise levels,
can impact behavior and well-being, .
 Social Structure:
An individual's position within a hierarchy or social structure can affect
their behavior and opportunities.
 Life Experiences:

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Significant life events, like traumas or major changes, can shape
behavior and mental health.

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