Attitude Flashcards

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What is attitude?

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A Mode of behaviour that is thought to be the typical response of an individual, an emotional response/ Can also be described as a set of beliefs and feelings towards an attitude object.

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What are the factors that affect attitudes formation?

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Socialsitation and culture- interaction with others that modifies our behaviour. Formed by our parents and by the values we are brought up with
Peer groups- Immediate group of friends and people who are of significance to us influence our attitudes
Media- Our attitudes can be formed by what we see, hear and read in the media
Past expeirences- Above all else our day to day experiences, positive influcen to pe

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What are the components of attitude?

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Cognitive component
Affective component
Behavioural component

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What is a cognitive component?

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our beliefs are formed from what we have learnt from past experiences and others

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What is a behavioural component?

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if the cognitive and affective are positively linked the behaviour will be positive

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What is affective component?

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how we feel about something, based on past experiences

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What are the 2 methods of changing attitudes?

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Persuasive communication

cognitive dissonance

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What is cognitive dissonance?

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the process of creating disharmony between 2 or more components of attitude 
change the beliefs
change the meoitons
change the behavioural
educated them running is healthly
said running is fun
causes drive to conflicit
change balance into positive conflcit
resolve conflict
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What is persuasive communication?

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Changing attitude using verbal persuasion

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What are the 4 components of persuasive communication?

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the persuader persuades- need t come from significant other
provide a relevant message/menaignful
the receiptenet must have. desire to change the attitude

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What are the positive attitudes towards pe?

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They value exercise
enjoy the activities and competiton
talented at the activies
excited by the physical challenge
enjoy the personal expression
relax and stress free
social norm
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Wha are the negative attitudes towards pe?

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Believe it is harmful
Dislike experiences involved
lack physical and perceptual skills involved
frightened by the activites
experience stress and anxiety when they participate
non-particiaption is the norm

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How can reattribution be used to improve performers attitude?

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Changing the perceived outcome of a poor result from internal stable reasons

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How can raising self-esteem be used t improve performers performance?

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Knowing how important the performer is to the team

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How can raising self-confidence be used to improve performers attitude?

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Praising the effort

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Why is cognitive dissonance a good way to change negative changing behaviour?/attidtude

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A person is motivated to change /restore balance between the attitudes
Motivation to create harmony is called cognisance- a drive

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An example in hockey applying to cognitive dissonance?

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Johns current cognitive component of hockey is that its dangerous as he broke his leg when he was 1
he has feelings of anxiety- affective
behavioural- never to play again

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In hockey how can a coach apply cognitive dissonance as the answer?

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Coach should teach John about the safety measures of hockey- cognibtie
affective- the coach should make hockey sessions more enjoyable with little contact
behavioural- change the enrivonemnt to make it non-compeitive and persuading John to play