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Attitudes

Attitudes Attitude: “a learned predisposition to respond in a consistently favorable or unfavorable manner with respect to a given object” Attitude object: physical objects, issues, ideas, events, people, places

Attitudes Parts of an attitude Cognitive: perceptions and beliefs about an attitude object Affective: feelings about an attitude object Behavioral intentions: how the person wants to behave and what a person says about an attitude object

Attitudes Attitude formation: affected by the person’s beliefs about an object and the amount and type of information the person has about the object Perceives positive attributes: develops positive attitude Perceives negative attributes: develops negative attitude

Attitudes Attitude change Something persuades the person to shift his or her attitudes (persuasive communication) Norms of a social group can affect a person’s attitude (social norms) Person becomes uncomfortable with some aspects of her or his beliefs (cognitive dissonance)

Attitudes Persuasive communication Advertising Tries to change cognitive part of attitude Assumes affective part will also change Attitude change process Win target’s attention Understand message Accept the influence Remember the message

Attitudes Social influence on attitudes People are embedded in social groups Feel pressures to conform to norms If person values membership in group, likely will align attitudes with the group norms