Beliefs Concerning Specific Attributes or Benefits That Are Activated and Form

question 3

Multiple Choice

Beliefs concerning specific attributes or benefits that are activated and form the basis of an attitude are referred to as:

• A) salient benefits
• B) salient attitudes
• C) salient beliefs
• D) salient attributes

---

Definitions:

Nonequivalent Control Group Design

A quasi-experimental design in which nonequivalent groups of subjects participate in the different experimental groups, and there is no pretest.

Single-case Experiments

An experimental research design focusing on the effects of an intervention on a single subject or case, allowing for detailed observation and analysis.

Dependent Variable

The outcome variable that researchers are interested in explaining or predicting, often influenced by the independent variable.

Multiple Baseline Design

Observing behavior before and after a manipulation under multiple circumstances (across different individuals, different behaviors, or different settings).