Attitudes

Question 1

What are ways in which attitudes can be formed?

Answer 1

Social learning, role models, previous experiences, socialisation

Question 2

What are the 3 components of the triadic model?

Answer 2

Cognitive, affective and behavioural

Question 3

What is the cognitive part of the model?

Answer 3

Beliefs and thoughts

Question 4

What is the affective part of the model?

Answer 4

Emotions and feelings

Question 5

What is the behavioural part of the model?

Answer 5

Actions and responses

Question 6

What are the ways in which attitudes can be changed?

Answer 6

Praising positive attitudes
Punishing negative attitudes
Positive role models
Ensuring successful experiences

Question 7

How do you change a negative cognitive attitude?

Answer 7

Educating them on the benefits of Z attitude

Question 8

How to change a negative affective attitude?

Answer 8

Ensuring a positive experience. Making it fun and enjoyable

Question 9

How to change a negative behavioural attitude?

Answer 9

Persuasive communication

Question 10

What is cognitive dissonance?

Answer 10

Generating unease inside the individual. This unease is created by changing one or more of the negative attitude components into a positive one. Causes them to questions their attitude