Attitude in Psychology Quiz

What are the three main components of attitude as described in the text?

• Affective, Behavioral, Cognitive

• Cognitive, Emotional, Physical

• Emotional, Physical, Logical

• Rational, Emotional, Behavioral

Which theory suggests that people can change their attitudes through central and peripheral routes?

• Classical Conditioning Theory

• Operant Conditioning Theory

• Cognitive Dissonance Theory

• Elaboration Likelihood Theory

What is an example of classical conditioning influencing attitudes?

• Receiving rewards for certain behaviors

• Observing a role model's behavior

• Experiencing a social interaction

• Associating positive imagery with a product

What is the term for attitudes that we are consciously aware of?

• Uncertain attitudes

• Explicit attitudes

• Neutral attitudes

• Implicit attitudes

Which component of attitude involves how an object, person, issue, or event makes you feel?

• Affective Component

• Implicit Component

• Behavioral Component

• Cognitive Component

What can cause a change in attitude according to the Cognitive Dissonance Theory?

• Observing others

• Cultural norms

• Conflicting beliefs and behaviors

• Positive reinforcement

Which of the following is NOT a factor influencing attitude formation?

• Social and Cultural Factors

• Learning

• Experience

• Genetic Predisposition

What is the impact of implicit attitudes on behavior?

• They have no impact

• They influence behavior unconsciously

• They are always positive

• They are always negative

What is the role of social roles in attitude formation?

• They have no influence

• They dictate how people should behave

• They are based on genetic factors

• They are irrelevant to attitudes

Which learning method involves changing attitudes by observing others?

• Classical Conditioning

• Operant Conditioning

• Observational Learning

• Cognitive Dissonance