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VCE Psychology Unit 2
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Our attitudes can form via different learning theories. These include:
Operant Conditioning, Modelling, Trial & error
Operant Conditioning, Social Learning & Simple Exposure
Classical and Operant Conditioning & Social Learning
Classical Conditioning, Observational Learning & Modelling
2
Punishment and reinforcements are examples of which learning theory?
Repeated Exposure
Classical Conditioning
Operant Conditioning
Social Learning Theory
3
‘I hate country music’ is an example of which of the components (tri-component model)
Cognitive
Behavioural
Affective
4
An essential feature of an attitude is that it involves
behaviour that can be observed, directly or indirectly.
prejudice.
an opinion.
evaluation.
5
Punishment works to ________ a behaviour whereas reinforcement works to _________ a behaviour.
Strengthen; Encourage
Strengthen; Weaken
Encourage; Weaken
Weaken; Strengthen
6
Identify the affective component reflected in this attitude statement
VCE students should not have to bring a note to school
Young adults should not have to bring a note to school
VCE students are young adults
I resent being treated like a child
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Strong attitudes tend to be personally relevant & have a strong underlying emotional component
True
False
8
Which of the following factors influences repeated exposure in attitude formation?
discrimination
attitude strength
learning
prejudice
9
The tri-component model proposes that all 3 components must be present for it to be an attitude
True
False
10
At attitude is a/n __________ a person makes about an object, person, group, event or issue.
Judgement
Opinion
Belief
Evaluation
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A belief that you are free to perform or not perform a behaviour linked to an attitude
Strength of the attitude
Perceived control over the behaviour
Accessibility of the attitude
Social context of the attitude
12
An attitude is more likely to predict behaviour when the attitude is
formed in a social context.
under perceived control.
strongly held.
learned through cognitive intervention.
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The three components of the tri-component model of attitudes include:
Attribution, behaviour, component
Affective, Behaviour, component
Attribution, Behavioural & Cognitive
Affective, Behavioural & Cognitive
