SOC PSY 1Z03 EXAM SCRIPT WITH
VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
●● cognitions
Answer: attitude is based on a set of ________, knowledge structures or
beliefs associated with the attitude object
ex; the student who does not like their human sexuality class perceives it
as involving certain content, taught by a particular person, using a
particular method of instruction.
●● evaluations
Answer: an attitude is also based on how someone feels about an object.
This is the attitude's affective or evaluative component.
ex; thai food is delicious = positive
●● behavioural disposition
Answer: a tendency to respond to certain stimuli in certain ways
ex; Referring to a sexualities course as incredibly boring implies a
tendency to avoid the class
,●● affect-based attitudes
Answer: driven by emotion, difficult to change with cognitive reasoning.
●● cognition-based attitudes
Answer: cognitive components take priority.
ex; tesla is the best electric car because it is reliable, has good range, and
is manufactured by a good company
●● sources of attitudes
Answer: learned through socialization; family, peers, school, media
●● instrumental conditioning
Answer: learned based on direct experience with the object and
reinforcement
ex; if you experience frequent embarrassment in your human sexuality
class or have struggled to stay awake in it, you are likely to have a
negative attitude towards the course
●● classical conditioning
Answer: A stimulus gradually elicits a response through repeated
association with other stimuli.
, ex; children learn at an early age that lazy, dirty, stupid are undesirable
characteristics through repetition of phrases such as "Don't be stupid!"
●● observational learning
Answer: Learned attitudes by directly viewing others and interacting
with them/socialization.
ex; We acquire many of our attitudes towards gender roles, politics,
religion from our parents
●● cognitive consistency
Answer: harmonious mindset, beliefs and attitudes are widespread.
ex; if you have liberal political views, you probably favor housing
assistance programs
●● cognitive dissonance
Answer: Inner tension that a consumer experiences after recognizing an
inconsistency between behavior and values or opinions
ex; If we are passionate about environmentally sound consumption we
would experience this working at a fast-fashion store
VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
●● cognitions
Answer: attitude is based on a set of ________, knowledge structures or
beliefs associated with the attitude object
ex; the student who does not like their human sexuality class perceives it
as involving certain content, taught by a particular person, using a
particular method of instruction.
●● evaluations
Answer: an attitude is also based on how someone feels about an object.
This is the attitude's affective or evaluative component.
ex; thai food is delicious = positive
●● behavioural disposition
Answer: a tendency to respond to certain stimuli in certain ways
ex; Referring to a sexualities course as incredibly boring implies a
tendency to avoid the class
,●● affect-based attitudes
Answer: driven by emotion, difficult to change with cognitive reasoning.
●● cognition-based attitudes
Answer: cognitive components take priority.
ex; tesla is the best electric car because it is reliable, has good range, and
is manufactured by a good company
●● sources of attitudes
Answer: learned through socialization; family, peers, school, media
●● instrumental conditioning
Answer: learned based on direct experience with the object and
reinforcement
ex; if you experience frequent embarrassment in your human sexuality
class or have struggled to stay awake in it, you are likely to have a
negative attitude towards the course
●● classical conditioning
Answer: A stimulus gradually elicits a response through repeated
association with other stimuli.
, ex; children learn at an early age that lazy, dirty, stupid are undesirable
characteristics through repetition of phrases such as "Don't be stupid!"
●● observational learning
Answer: Learned attitudes by directly viewing others and interacting
with them/socialization.
ex; We acquire many of our attitudes towards gender roles, politics,
religion from our parents
●● cognitive consistency
Answer: harmonious mindset, beliefs and attitudes are widespread.
ex; if you have liberal political views, you probably favor housing
assistance programs
●● cognitive dissonance
Answer: Inner tension that a consumer experiences after recognizing an
inconsistency between behavior and values or opinions
ex; If we are passionate about environmentally sound consumption we
would experience this working at a fast-fashion store
