Counterattitudinal Advocacy Results in Attitude Change When __________

question 104

Multiple Choice

Counterattitudinal advocacy results in attitude change when __________.

• A) there is minimal external justification for the statement
• B) there is minimal internal justification for the statement
• C) the attitude is accessible
• D) the attitude is initially very strong

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Definitions:

Personality Trait

Enduring characteristics or tendencies that influence an individual's behavior across different situations.

Reliability

The consistency of a measure, indicating the extent to which the same results can be obtained under similar conditions over time.

Psychological Testing

The process of administering tests and assessments that are designed to evaluate cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functions in individuals.

Same Results

The occurrence of identical or very similar outcomes in repeated experiments or studies.