The Notion That We Often Have Implicit Attitudes That Differ

question 61

Multiple Choice

The notion that we often have implicit attitudes that differ from our explicit attitudes defines the concept of

• A)an independent self-construal.
• B)dissonance.
• C)the self-reference effect.
• D)dual attitudes.

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Definitions:

Spoken Words

Oral communication or verbal expressions used for conveying messages, sharing information, or articulating ideas.

Low-Context Cultures

Cultures where people communicate in ways that are direct and explicit, relying less on situational and non-verbal cues for meaning.

Spoken And Written Words

Forms of communication involving either verbal utterances for sharing ideas and information or written symbols captured in texts and documents.

Body Language

Non-verbal communication through physical behaviors, such as facial expressions, gestures, posture, and eye movement, which convey messages or emotions.