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How do explicit attitudes differ from implicit attitudes?
How do explicit attitudes differ from implicit attitudes?
- Explicit attitudes are unconscious, while implicit attitudes are conscious
- Explicit attitudes have no influence on behavior, while implicit attitudes do
- Explicit attitudes are conscious, while implicit attitudes are unconscious (correct)
- Implicit attitudes emerge from direct personal experience, while explicit attitudes result from observation
What role do social norms play in attitude formation?
What role do social norms play in attitude formation?
- They have a strong influence on attitudes formation (correct)
- They dictate the formation of explicit attitudes
- They only affect implicit attitudes
- They are irrelevant to attitude formation
How do advertisers use classical conditioning to influence attitudes?
How do advertisers use classical conditioning to influence attitudes?
- By using operant conditioning techniques
- By directly associating a product with positive experiences or images (correct)
- By promoting the benefits of a product in a direct manner
- By creating negative associations with a competitor's product
How can operant conditioning be used to influence attitude formation?
How can operant conditioning be used to influence attitude formation?
What can cause attitudes to form, according to the text?
What can cause attitudes to form, according to the text?
In the given text, what factor leads the person to develop an unfavorable opinion of smoking?
In the given text, what factor leads the person to develop an unfavorable opinion of smoking?
What influences children to adopt similar attitudes to their parents?
What influences children to adopt similar attitudes to their parents?
Why do social psychologists find that attitudes and actual behavior are not always perfectly aligned?
Why do social psychologists find that attitudes and actual behavior are not always perfectly aligned?
According to the Elaboration Likelihood Theory, how can people alter their attitudes?
According to the Elaboration Likelihood Theory, how can people alter their attitudes?
In what way can classical conditioning be used to create attitude change?
In what way can classical conditioning be used to create attitude change?
How can operant conditioning be utilized for attitude change?
How can operant conditioning be utilized for attitude change?
According to Dissonance Theory, when do people often shift their attitudes?
According to Dissonance Theory, when do people often shift their attitudes?
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