The TORA Model Suggests Four Strategies for Changing Attitudes and Behavioral

question 54

Multiple Choice

The TORA model suggests four strategies for changing attitudes and behavioral intentions,which include all of the following except

• A) changing beliefs.
• B) changing support arguments.
• C) changing evaluations.
• D) adding a new belief.
• E) targeting normative beliefs.

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Definitions:

Density-Dependent Factor

Biotic factor, such as disease or competition, that affects population size in a direct relationship to the population’s density.

Density-Independent Factor

Abiotic factor, such as fire or flood, that affects population size independent of the population’s density.

Virus

Acellular parasitic agent consisting of an outer capsid of protein and an inner core of nucleic acid (DNA or RNA).

Inhibition Model

A conceptual framework used to describe how certain substances or processes decrease the rate or effectiveness of a chemical reaction or a biological function.