What is the difference between aptitude and attitude?

Answer 1

aptitude is how good you are at doing something
attitude is your mental approach to doing something

For example, 'with a positive attitude towards learning new skills, she hoped she could show that she had an aptitude for making cakes'

Answer 2

Ya can't have one without the other. Aptitude means how well you do something, or how easily you learn to do it. It is primarily an intellectual function.

Attitude is a mental thing, too, but closer to the emotional functions: what makes you care, what pulls your chain. For some, the term "attitude" has come to equal touchy or even bad attitude, but of course there are good attitudes as well, such as determination, optimism, compassion, honor -- those things that merge the best of the mind and the heart, if you will.

Answer 3

I don't see any similarity between those!

Aptitude means the inherent ability do something; to solve problems, to analyse things, to do whatever he is supposed to do.

Attitude is a mental state involving beliefs and feelings and values and dispositions to act in certain ways (e.g: he had the attitude that projects are mere waste of time)

Answer 4

Aptitude is when you have the ability to do a certain job such as in trades or the proffessions. Attitude is how you feel about certain things, people or situations and that includes how you may feel about yourself

Answer 5

gurl aptitude means natural ability nd attitude is the way u act wid others as in a good attitude or a bad attitude. lyk in an uncoperative behaviour. i hope u got it....