Is complaining a learned behavior?

The more you complain, the more you are likely to continue to complain. It is a learned behavior that gets deeply embedded in the brain and fosters further negativity.

Who said dont explain dont complain?

‘Never complain, never explain. ‘ Immortalised by Benjamin disraeli, prime minister of England in the 1870’s, known for his diplomacy, eloquence and especially his charm. Charm so potent, in fact, he found himself in highest favour with the monarch of England at the time, Queen Victoria.

Why do people always blame the victim?

One reason people blame a victim is to distance themselves from an unpleasant occurrence and thereby confirm their own invulnerability to the risk. By labeling or accusing the victim, others can see the victim as different from themselves.

Why do people always have to argue?

People argue for different reasons. Some people argue because they like to argue and to win. They like the sense of power it gives them. They like to be right. That’s different than debating. When people are engaged in debate, they are effectively joined together in a search for truth.

Why you should complain?

Complaints identity faulty products. The sad fact is that even with the best checks and balances,sometimes faulty products make it to the customer.

Complaints challenge the status quo. Customer complaints challenge the way things are done within an organization.

Complaints test internal systems and processes.

Complaints are friends.

Why do people complain?

Reasons why People Complain. There are people who would make complaints in the form of letters or emails addressed to companies, the government, or to the local newspapers. Such complains normally come from the belief that if nobody makes a complaint there would not be any from of changes to the conditions that they are experiencing.