Skills ac - attitudes Flashcards
(10 cards)
What are attitudes
Predisposition for feelings or behaviour towards something/one
What are the 6 components that lead to attitudes forming
Past experiences
Social learning
Media
Education
Social norms
Culture/religion
What model is related to attitudes
Triadic model of attitude
What are the 3 components of the triadic model of attitude
Cognitive
Affective
Behavioural
What is the cognitive component of the triadic model
Beliefs and attitudes towards the attitude object
What is the affective component of the triadic model
Feelings or emotions towards an attitude object
What is the behavioural component of the triadic model
How we intend to behave and do behave towards an attitude object
What are the 2 methods to change an attitude
Persuasive communication
Cognitive dissonance
What is persuasive communication as a method to change attitude
Active method to change attitudes and depends on:
- The persuader - e.g coach, captain
- The message - quality of message persuader is giving
- The receiver - the person who’s attitude is attempting to change
What is cognitive dissonance as a method to change attitude
Creating disagreement by changing one component of the triadic model to cause emotional discomfort and an attempt to change other elements of the model
