The Motives for the September 11, 2001, Attacks Included

question 5

Multiple Choice

The motives for the September 11, 2001, attacks included

• A) the price of oil.
• B) access to American education in the non-Western world.
• C) anger over American control of the Suez Canal.
• D) anger at American influence in the Middle East.
• E) all of these.

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Definitions:

Predicting Behavior

The process of forecasting future actions based on past and present information, often employed in psychology and behavioral science.

Significant Others

Individuals who have a significant influence on one's life, often a partner, family member, or close friend.

Perceived Behavioral Control

An individual’s beliefs about whether he or she can actually perform the behavior in question.

Attitude-Behavior Consistency

The extent to which an individual's attitudes are reflected in their actual behaviors.