It does seem that there are times when attitudes do not match behavior. For example, bad habits may be a case of where a person has an attitude of knowing the habit is bad or unhealthy for them, yet they continue the behavior anyways. In this case, attitude not matching behavior would be a disadvantage because if attitude and behavior did match, the person would not be engaging in the bad habit and therefore would be living a healthier lifestyle. On the other hand, for example a cashier at a store has a negative attitude toward a customer due to the customer’s nationality, it would not be wise for the cashier’s behavior to match their attitude. In a case such as this, attitude not matching behavior would be an advantage for the cashier because
