Attitudes toward other individuals, groups of individuals, social issues, candidates, brands, health behaviors, messages, and more have been measured in a number of empirical ways across communication subdisciplines. While explicitly asking how positive or negative a respondent feels toward an attitude ...
involves what a person believes is so whether true or not; the affective component is the feelings about the attitude object which influences its evaluation; the behavioural component reflects the actual behaviour of the individual though this is rather an unreliable indication of an attitude, e.g...
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Drawing from recent developments in social cognition, cognitive psychology, and behavioral decision theory, we analyzed when and how the act of measuring beliefs, attitudes, intentions, and behaviors affects observed correlations among them. Belief, attitude, or intention can be created by measurement ...
H. Schwartz's theory of values using pairwise comparisons and goal concepts. Not only did the three measures... S Oishi,U Schimmack,E Diener,... - 《Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin》 被引量: 67发表: 2016年 Attitude functions in consumer research: comparing value-attitude relations ...
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Evidence is presented which suggests that survey respondents engage in a process of attitude generalization which causes them to express distrust of leaders generally when only certain specific leaders are actually seen as culpable. The methodological and theoretical significance of this sort of ...
R. Tucker for attitude is identical to the linear model in statistical inference. In this model, the evaluative reaction to a stimulus is a consequence of summing the product of the evaluative reaction to a relevant property and the stimulus scale value on that property across all relevant ...