In Thurstone's (1931) One-Component Model, an Attitude Is Based On

question 17

Multiple Choice

In Thurstone's (1931) one-component model, an attitude is based on:

• A) a mental posture.
• B) actual behaviour.
• C) the affect for or against a psychological object.
• D) a behavioural tendency.

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Definitions:

Sunny Places

Locations or areas that receive a large amount of sunlight, typically used in reference to pleasant weather or climates.

Enthymeme

An argument in which one premise is not explicitly stated but is assumed in the reasoning.

Government-Insured Deposits

Refers to deposits in a financial institution that are protected by a government agency against the failure of that institution.

Unstated Premise

An implicit assumption in an argument that is not directly expressed but is required for the conclusion to follow.