Is it possible to change the person behavior

Yes I believe that a persons behavior can be changed. It all comes down to learning. If they learn new things and good things they can change. But some actually cannot change because they might be too deep into whatever they are doing. And sometimes they do cross the line and there is no coming back. Thats why they have to be taught early on.

Hi sriroshan, it's quite difficult for one to change his or her behavior. Unless he or she determine to change it voluntarily for realizing that it's really indecent to be a person having bad behavior With willingness it's more effective for one to shake away the undesirable bad behavior. Happy posting

It is very much possible as long as the person is willing to cooperate. That is why many people changed a lot depending on their situation, status and experiences. Hurtful experiences make a person strong, rude and confident, or maybe make them weaker, sensitive and silent. So it is possible for a person to change behavior- knowingly and unknowingly.

It is true there are bad as well as good persons, good persons rarely change their behavior, but a bad person may become a good man; depending upon the situations

that is really tough basically for sure,there is no use in it and i think we need to influence them so that we can ideally change their attitude

Bahavior can be changed but it need time to go. just need some people watch on you and you can make progress in few days. Be patient and persistent. Bahavior will be changed.

well they can change if they want to, it really depends on them . No matter how many may try to change one person they can't win unless the person himself want it to.

Behaviors are in many types.So some behaviors are bad and some are very good..also some are easy to change and some are hard to change maybe never.But try hard.then you can escape from it

you can try... but they have to change their behavior themselfs.

As others have also said, with time, it's possible to change your own behavior. It's possible to do things differently in the short-term, but for the most part, it's very inconsistent whether you will always be able to do it. An actual change of behavior, where you don't have to make a conscious effort to behave a certain way, can come about if you truly have the desire to behave in that way AND you make yourself behave in that way so often it becomes habit. However, making someone else's behavior change is a different matter. Again, to change a behavior takes desire and constant repetition over a long period of time. So, to change someone else's behavior, you have to get them to behave the way you want all the time and for a long period of time AND you have to get them to want to change. Very hard to do. The change actually comes from within. An outside force, of any kind, can't make someone's behavior change without their consent. Even prisons, we can make someone behave a certain way for an extended period of time by force. But has their desire to behave in a certain way (asssumingly inappropriate) changed? If it hasn't, as soon as they can make their own decisions, they'll behave the way they want. I think, to reform a person, we have to do more than force them to behave appropriately or guilt them into behaving the way we want. It's a psychological thing. To get them to do what you want, whether it's a prison or in a relationship, something has to be done so that they want to behave your way. I'm not even going into whether trying to change somebody else is a good thing or not.