People's attitudes are determined more by their immediate situation or surrounding

There are not two similar leaves in a forest, as well as there are not two commensurate attitudes of different person even in completely the same situation. Some will appreciate while others will show disgust to avant-guard art; some will be optimistic and active in face of difficulty while others are reduced to pessimism and passivism in the same delimma. Even the same person may well make different decision when the same thing happens again. Nevertheless, we shouldn¡¯t attribute all these seemingly incompatability and sporadic attitudes merely to the influence of immediate situation. People¡¯s attitudes are actually determined by some more further internal characteristic.

In our everyday life, we can easily find abundant evidences that, no matter what the immediate situation is, people with similar personal traits are likely to show parallel attitudes and make compatable decisions. For example, in a controversial debate, those aggressive ones always stand up to presen...