119. Does different clothes influence the way people behave?

Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? People behave differently when they wear

different clothes. Do you agree that different clothes influence the way people behave? Use specific

examples to support your answer.

『分析』

不能同意。

• 确实，有些时候人们在穿着不同的情况下会有不同的行为。(举例)

• 然而，决定行为因素还有很多，服装仅仅是其中的一个因素。(罗列几个其他的因素)

『范文』

It seems that people do sometimes behave differently when they wear different clothes. For example, a

well-dressed man seldom spits at random, a woman in glorious dresses is more likely to talk in a gentle tone, and a

clean dressed child seems quiet than others. It might be explained that different dresses give people different

self-images, and most people subconsciously behave according to their own self-images. Equally sensible is

another factor, that is, all too often people regard a person differently according to his/her dresses. Therefore,

people might behave differently when they wear different clothes because they are treated differently.

Also, appropriate dresses do help a lot in certain circumstances. It is not difficult to imagine that a doctor

with a casual suit instead of his/her formal one will certainly make his/her patients nervous, for doctors in

working hours are always supposed to be in white suits. An applicant in his/her first interview will be naturally

accompanied with great mental tension. If he/she was well-dressed, by "well" we do not mean expensively or

gloriously, we mean "neatly", he/she would appear more self-confident and or even be self-confident in deed.

However, merely a suit in itself can contribute little. In fact, people's behaviors inevitably reflect their very

nature. A poor gentleman dressed in rags is still a gentleman. He knows the essential principles that a civilized

individual must observe, he knows fundamental moral disciplines which an educated individual must follow. A

parvenu on the other hand, will finally find out the fact that his exorbitantly dear dresses is of no use to make

himself a gentleman, and he even eventually fail to make him look like a gentleman. Maybe those are right who

said it takes at least three generations to cultivate a gentleman.

In a word, I do not believe that clothes can essentially make people different, even though they might

sometimes seemingly do.

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