In trying to predict deliberative behaviors, what three considerations must we evaluate?
a. cognitively based attitudes, behaviorally based attitudes, affectively based attitudes
b. attitude specificity, subjective norms, perceived behavioral control
c. classical conditioning, operant conditioning, self-perception theory
d. attitude accessibility, explicit attitudes, implicit attitudes
Question 2
Which of the following is the best example of a deliberative behavior?
a. buying a candy bar from the rack next to the check-out line at the grocery store
b. telling a salesman who calls you on the phone that you aren't interested in the item he's selling
c. deciding at the last minute to skip a class because your friends just told you that they're going to a movie you want to see
d. making a decision regarding where you want to travel over your next vacation break
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