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Plants and animals have to be able to cope with the environment. (An animal that is good at keeping in heat would not do well in a desert.)
<span>If there ever come a time when we win, it certainly isn't now. At least not at the pace of modern scientific discovery. Besides their alarming number, viruses are rapidly developing immunity against standard and well-known infections. It took the WHO more than 2-years to mitigate (Not cure) the EBOLA virus after countless deaths. Like the little child trying hard to empty the ocean with his tea cup. I think trying to create a virus-free infections using antibiotics at our current pace is no different from the lad's attempt. As I said earlier, there are countless species developing immunity to withstand the body's immune system, and external factors like drugs. So the real experiment question is, how do we prevent virus replication.</span>
Attitude refers to an ideal or negative evaluative response toward something or somebody, displayed in ones convictions, sentiments, or expected conduct. It is a social introduction - a hidden slant to react to something either positively or horribly.
The three components of Attitudes are:
1. Cognitive: our considerations, convictions, and thoughts regarding something. At the point when a person is the question of a disposition, the subjective segment is every now and again a generalization, e.g. "welfare beneficiaries are lazy"
2. Affective: sentiments or feelings that something inspires. e.g. fear, sensitivity.
3. Conative, or behavioral: inclination or power to act in certain courses toward something. Should need to keep welfare beneficiaries out of our neighborhood. Accentuation is on the inclination to act, not the real acting; what we expect and what we do might be very unique.
