Attitude represents
a. a predisposition to respond to an object.
b. behavior toward an object.
c. a person's ideas, convictions, or liking for a specific object or idea.
d. All of the above.
e. Both a and c.
Question 2
Which of the following statements about the concept of an attitude is INCORRECT?
a. Attitudes connote an evaluation of an idea or object and result in either positive, neutral, or negative feelings for the idea or object.
b. Attitudes are short lived and superficial states of mind.
c. Attitudes represent predispositions to act.
d. People act in such a fashion as to maintain consistency between their attitudes and their actions.
e. Alteration of an attitude that is strongly held requires substantial intervention.
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