Attitudes Flashcards

1
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Define attitude

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A value aimed at an attitude object.
- It is an opinion

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2
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How are attitudes formed?

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  • Past experiences
  • Socialisation
  • Social learning
  • Media
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3
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What words are associated with a bad attitude?

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  • Rude
  • Unmotivated
  • Reserved
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4
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What words are associated with a good attitude?

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  • Enthusiastic
  • Motivated
  • Willing
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5
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How may past experiences influence attitude

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A poor perception of sport (previously formed) may lead to low self confidence and belief, therefore a low attitude

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Give an example of how past experiences may form attitudes

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Being sent off during a hockey match may cause a negative attitude against the ref due to a poor perception of behaviour.

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7
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How does socialisation influence attitude?

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People like to fit in with cultural norms surrounding them

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8
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Give an example of how socialisation may form attitudes

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Cricket in India is a cultural norm, therefore more people will participate in cricket

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How does social learning influence attitude?

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As people will imitate the attitudes of significant others, e.g. parents, coaches etc.

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10
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Give an example of how social learning influences attitude

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A parent may continuously excuse their child from PE/sport and not expose them to any opportunities within sport -> therefore causing their child to form a negative attitude towards sport

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How does media influence attitude?

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High profile role models, social media, TV all display different attitudes. For example racism in football may be displayed on TV - which may cause a younger audience (more susceptible) to develop this attitude.

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Give an example of how media may form attitudes

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For example racism in football may be displayed on TV - which may cause a younger audience (more susceptible) to develop this attitude.

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