what is difference between habbit and addiction?
By rajeshsuman
@rajeshsuman (117)
India
February 1, 2007 4:32am CST
what is difference between habbit and addiction?
do you think its different words, but having same meaning? or what you feels? Explain.
4 responses
@rajivkumar900 (9860)
• India
3 Feb 07
there is a difference between in habbit and addiction are in habit you do things sometime but in addiction you do things daily .
@dareformore (794)
• Pakistan
1 Feb 07
the staet of beingenslave to a habit is the addiction but habit is the practice of certain thing or behaviour or certain pattern. One addict of a thing can noy live without it but habit is the thing he likes to perform time to time
@raj0019 (2623)
• Argentina
1 Feb 07
A habit tends to be repeated frequently and has become nearly automatic, has developed by repetition or exposure, usually through conscious choice. It results in long-term outcomes that are beneficial and positive to the self and/or others (they outweigh the negatives) and typically are in balance.
An addiction is a behavior pattern that has developed through physiologic exposure to a substance or initiation to something that provides a reward plus incentives that may be in the form of stored conscious memories or cues that are reminders of that reward. It results in long-term outcomes that are negative to the self and/or others (they outweigh the positives) and typically are out of balance.