Author Question: Counterattitudinal advocacy results in attitude change when a. there is minimal external ... (Read 53 times)

Yolanda · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Counterattitudinal advocacy results in attitude change when

a. there is minimal external justification for the statement.
b. there is minimal internal justification for the statement.
c. the attitude is accessible.
d. the attitude is initially very strong.

Question 2

Researchers (Davidson & Jaccard, 1979) studied the relationship between women's attitudes and their use of the birth control pill.

They found that the best predictor of whether women were using the birth control pill two years after reporting their attitudes was the women's
a. attitude toward unwanted pregnancy.
b. belief about their partners' attitudes toward the pill.
c. attitude toward using birth control pills during the two-year period.
d. attitudes toward abortion.