A belief or opinion about something.

A feeling or emotion about something.

A behavior or action towards something.

All of the above.

Cognitive, affective, and behavioral.

Positive, negative, and neutral.

Strong, weak, and indifferent.

Explicit, implicit, and ambivalent.

They can motivate us to act in certain ways.

They can help us make decisions.

They can shape our perceptions of the world.

All of the above.

A change in a person's beliefs, feelings, or behaviors towards something.

A change in a person's personality.

A change in a person's values.

A change in a person's lifestyle.

Personal experience.

Social influence.

Media influence.

All of the above.

Attitudes are more specific than values.

Values are more specific than attitudes.

Attitudes are more general than values.

Values are more general than attitudes.

Attitudes are based on facts, while prejudices are based on stereotypes.

Prejudices are based on facts, while attitudes are based on stereotypes.

Attitudes are based on personal experience, while prejudices are based on hearsay.

Prejudices are based on personal experience, while attitudes are based on hearsay.

Attitudes are more likely to change than beliefs.

Beliefs are more likely to change than attitudes.

Attitudes are more resistant to change than beliefs.

Beliefs are more resistant to change than attitudes.

Attitudes are more likely to be expressed publicly than opinions.

Opinions are more likely to be expressed publicly than attitudes.

Attitudes are more likely to be based on facts than opinions.

Opinions are more likely to be based on facts than attitudes.

Attitudes are always consistent with behavior.

Behavior is always consistent with attitudes.

Attitudes are sometimes consistent with behavior.

Behavior is sometimes consistent with attitudes.

Attitudes are more likely to be enforced than norms.

Norms are more likely to be enforced than attitudes.

Attitudes are more likely to be internalized than norms.

Norms are more likely to be internalized than attitudes.

Attitudes are more likely to be positive than stereotypes.

Stereotypes are more likely to be positive than attitudes.

Attitudes are more likely to be based on facts than stereotypes.

Stereotypes are more likely to be based on facts than attitudes.

Attitudes are more likely to be based on facts than prejudices.

Prejudices are more likely to be based on facts than attitudes.

Attitudes are more likely to be based on personal experience than prejudices.

Prejudices are more likely to be based on personal experience than attitudes.

Attitudes are more likely to be changed than values.

Values are more likely to be changed than attitudes.

Attitudes are more likely to be influenced by social factors than values.

Values are more likely to be influenced by social factors than attitudes.

Attitudes are more likely to be enforced than norms.

Norms are more likely to be enforced than attitudes.

Attitudes are more likely to be internalized than norms.

Norms are more likely to be internalized than attitudes.