- Proscribing thinking and behaviour
- Limiting attitudes
- Restricting thinking
- Limiting thinking
Description
Imposing attitudes involves deliberately promoting or enforcing specific mindsets, beliefs, or perspectives to influence individual or group behavior. This strategy aims to counteract harmful, apathetic, or counterproductive attitudes by instilling more constructive or cooperative outlooks. Practical actions include education, persuasive communication, and policy incentives, seeking to remedy issues such as discrimination, resistance to change, or social fragmentation by shaping attitudes that support desired social, organizational, or cultural outcomes.
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Database
Global strategies
Type
(C) Cross-sectoral strategies
Subject
- Psychology » Behaviour
- Psychology » Psychology
- Societal problems » Restrictions
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Language
English
1A4N
V5775
DOCID
13257750
D7NID
194028
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Last update
Jun 22, 2020