Attitude

What does the triadic model consist of ?

• Cognitive, Behavioural Affectionate

• Cognitive, Behavioural and Affective

• Cognitive and Affective

• Behavioural, Cognatic, Recollections

What is prejudice?

• A behaviour - based on accurate attitudes

• An attitude - preformed, based on inaccurate stereotypes

Which of the following does not account for the formation of attitudes?

• Media, Friends, Coaches/ Teachers

• Family, Peers

• Conditioning, Stereotypes, Prejudice

• Social Status, Number of Friends

Which of the following is not a negative stereotype in sport?

• Male/Female Olympic athletes earn the same pa

• Black people being faster than white

• Not many black skiers / swimmers

• Women in strength and contact sports

Which is not a way of measuring attitude?

• Questionnaires

• Physiological Testing

• Observing and behavioural signs

• Sending athletes to a boot camp

What are the 2 ways of changing attitudes?

• Feedback that you give yourself

• Persuasive Communication, Cognitive Dissonance

• The first thing that pops in your head

• Feedback that doesn't matter

What is Affective Component?

• The response or behaviour toward the attitude object

• Have you behaviour on a daily basis

• Muscular strength

Which of these is not a component of attitudes?

• Behaviour

• Reactions

• Emotions

• Beliefs

What is an attitude?

• Way in which we react to an attitude object

• The belief that Mr Cleveley is a sick teacher!

• Individuals feelings towards something or someone

• Predisposition to act in a particular way towards something

Social Norm is defined as - behaviours that are deemed normal within a culture

• True

• False