Social Psychology - Attitudes

Allport (1935) said that the concept of attitudes is probably the most ___ and ___ concept in American social psychology.

Who said that social psychology is the scientific study of attitudes?

What is Petty and Cacioppo's (1996) definition of am attitude?

Attitudes cannot be accessed ___.

How are attitudes measured?

Attitudes can be Positive, Negative, ____ and ____.

Attitudes can develop in what three ways?

___ experience is more predictive of behaviour.

What three tyes of knowledge are involved in attitude formation?

Affective antecedents is an _____ response.

Attitudes can be formed via ____ conditioning.

Attitudes can be formed via ____ association.

Attitudes are more readily formed through behaviour where there is ____ control of engagement in behaviour.

Attitudes can have an important function for the ___.

Attitudes can be ego ____.

Attitudes can express a ___ system.

Attitudes can help us to constuct a ___ base.

Attitudes can serve a ____ function (help us avoid punishment or gain rewards)

\in terms of attitudes being a social function, they are important for _____.

Azjen and Fishbein's (1980) Theory of _____ emphasises the rationality of human behaviour, but also the conscious control of behaviour.

The Theory of Reasoned Action was extended to The Theory of ____.

The Theory of Planned Behaviour (Azjen 1991) added _____ behavioural control.

TRA/TPB assume that attitudes are ___, reasoned and planned (Hogg & Vaughan 2005)

TRA says that there must be a subjective norm, attitude towards a behavor and _____ to produce a behaviour.

One problem with measuring attitudes is that the attitude and ___ relationship is often poor.

Whose study with chinese restaurant visitors showed that self report attitudes may not match actual behaviour?

In LaPiere's study, the chinese couple were refused service only once, but in a postal follow-up, ___% of restaurants said they would refuse Chinese.

Attitude-behaviour consistency may vary according to:
Accessibility, the ___ of the attitude, public or private attitude expression, ___ identification.

The critical perspective says the language has a ____.

Wetherell (1987) states that the ctitical perspective to attitudes involves, ____, ____ and _____.

What is the term in traditional attitude research which says that attitudes are assumed to be scattered around in people's heads like currants in a fruitcake?

Discursive psychology focuses on the ___ of attitudes.

Blaming and defending and stake inoculation show that there is an active ____ of accounts in interaction to suit particular purposes.

A critical social psychological approach to attitude is concerned with the way in which we ___ versions of the world, and the ___ such constructions perform within everyday interactions.