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Tri-Component Model of Attitudes and How Attitudes Form
Tri-Component Model and Attitude Formation
What this note covers
- What Is an Attitude? Defining the Concept
- The Tri-Component Model: An Overview
- The Affective Component: Feelings That Colour Evaluation
- The Cognitive Component: Beliefs and Knowledge
- The Behavioural Component: Predispositions to Act
- How Attitudes Form: The Four Major Processes
- Implicit vs Explicit Attitudes: Integration and Assessment Implications
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