SOCIAL PSYCH-ATTITUDES &BEHAVIOR

Beliefs and feelings related to a person or an event rooted in one's beliefs and exhibited in one's feelings and intended behavior.

(a)  

You see a dog that looks very friendly, and you start to feel happy and excited when you approach it. Which component does this represent?

• Affective

• Behavioral

• Cognitive

You have learned that recycling is good for the environment and helps reduce waste. Which component does this represent?

• Affective

• Behavioral

• Cognitive

You decide to start exercising regularly because you believe it will improve your health. Which component does this represent?

• Affective

• Behavioral

• Cognitive

You feel nervous before giving a public speech even though you know the topic very well. Which component does this represent?

• Affective

• Behavioral

• Cognitive

You understand that helping others is important, so you volunteer at a local shelter. Which components are involved?

• Affective and Behavioral

• Behavioral and Cognitive

• Cognitive and Affective

Experience, Social Roles, Classical Conditioning, and Operant Conditioning, play significant roles in:

(a)  

Experience, Social Roles, Classical Conditioning, and Operant Conditioning, play significant roles in:

(a)  

Sarah used to be afraid of dogs. However, after spending time with her friend's friendly dog, she now enjoys being around dogs. Which attitude formation process is this?

• Experience

• Social Roles

• Classical Conditioning

• Operant Conditioning

Tom learned that being on time is very important because his parents always rewarded him with praise whenever he was punctual. Which attitude formation process does this represent?

• Experience

• Social Roles

• Classical Conditioning

• Operant Conditioning