Subconsciousness refers to the part of people's psychological activities that cannot be recognized or is not recognized. It is the process of psychological activities that people have already occurred but are not aware of. Human behavior patterns are largely influenced by the subconscious mind, including emotions, behavior patterns, values, beliefs, etc. These subconscious factors often originate from the individual's original family, past life experiences, social environment, etc. They have been solidified in the individual's mind and formed a solid habit pattern. When an individual encounters similar scenes or situations, the subconscious mind will automatically trigger corresponding reactions and behavior patterns.

Tendency factors refer to antecedent factors that provide reasons or motivations for behavioral changes. They usually precede behavior and are the motivation or desire to produce a certain behavior. Predisposition factors include knowledge, beliefs, values, attitudes and self-confidence, as well as existing skills, self-efficacy, etc. These factors work together on individual behavior patterns, affecting individual choices and behavior. For example, a person's values ​​may influence his attitude and behavior towards work, while his self-confidence may influence his courage and determination when facing challenges.

Social norms include laws, morals, traditional customs, etc., which have a significant impact on individual behavior patterns. The law regulates people's behavior by setting rights and obligations and punishes violations of the law, thereby maintaining social order and public interests. Morality restricts people's behavior through social public opinion and individual inner moral concepts, so that individuals' behavior conforms to social expectations and moral norms. Traditional customs influence people's behavior and thinking by being passed down from generation to generation, allowing individuals to maintain synchronization and consistency with society in behavior.

Lifestyle refers to the unique lifestyle of people of a certain era, which profoundly affects and controls people's behavior. The formation of lifestyle is closely related to certain social ideology, social system, scientific and technological level, and cultural and educational environmental factors. Different lifestyles will lead to different behavioral patterns. For example, the lifestyles of modern urban people tend to be more fast-paced and diversified, while the lifestyles of rural people may be more traditional and conservative. This difference is also reflected in behavioral patterns.

The external environment is also one of the important factors affecting individual behavior patterns. The external environment includes the natural environment, social environment, family environment, etc., which influence individuals' behavioral choices and behavior by providing information, resources and opportunities. For example, changes in the natural environment may affect people's travel patterns and consumption behaviors; changes in the social environment may affect people's social styles and values; and the family environment may affect individuals' personality formation and behavioral habits.