Attitude in Psychology

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What is the primary aspect of an attitude, according to Myers?

A favorable or unfavorable evaluative reaction

According to Daniel Katz, what type of psychological function is served by attitudes that help us make sense of our environment?

Knowledge function

Which of the following is NOT one of the psychological functions of attitudes, according to Katz's functionalist theory?

Ego-defensive function

What is the primary reason why people are more likely to change their attitudes, according to Katz's functionalist theory?

To fulfill their basic goals or avoid undesirable consequences

What is the primary benefit of holding attitudes that align with one's values, according to Katz's functionalist theory?

They help us reinforce our self-image and express our values

According to Katz's functionalist theory, what is the primary reason for attitude change?

A change in the person's underlying motivational and personality needs

Which of the following is an example of the affective aspect of attitude?

A person's emotions and feelings towards a particular object

What is the primary mechanism by which classical conditioning influences attitude formation?

Through the repeated association of stimuli with an emotional reaction

Which of the following strategies is NOT recommended for developing a positive attitude?

Seeking out people who share one's negative attitude

What is the primary focus of the learning theory approach to attitudes?

The formation of attitudes through learning and conditioning

Learn about the concept of attitude in psychology, including its definition, functionalist theory, and more. Understand how attitudes are formed and influenced. Test your knowledge of attitude theories and concepts!

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