What Is the Relationship Among Attitudes, Beliefs, and Values

question 35

Multiple Choice

What is the relationship among attitudes, beliefs, and values?

• A) Values (like health) underlie beliefs (for example that diet affects health), which underlie attitudes (like concern about the effects of pesticide use).
• B) Beliefs (for example that diet affects health) underlie values (like health), which underlie attitudes (like concern about the effects of pesticide use).
• C) Attitudes (like concern about the effects of pesticide use) underlie beliefs (for example that diet affects health), which underlie values (like health).
• D) Beliefs (for example that diet affects health) underlie attitudes (like concern about the effects of pesticide use), which underlie values (like health).

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Definitions:

Activity Level

A term in developmental psychology referring to the overall energy and frequency of behaviors displayed by an individual.

Adaptability

The capacity to adjust to changing conditions or environments, demonstrating flexibility and resilience.

Slow-To-Warm-Up

A temperament where individuals are hesitant in new situations but become more comfortable over time.

Temperament

An individual's innate disposition or personality, often observable from early childhood and influencing behavior and emotional reactions.