How Are Values Different from Attitudes

question 51

Multiple Choice

How are values different from attitudes?

• A) Values are consistent over time.
• B) Values are directed toward specific objects.
• C) Values are a learned predisposition toward an object.
• D) Values directly influence our behavior.
• E) Values have three components.

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Definitions:

Unconditioned Response

An automatic and innate reaction to a stimulus, not learned through prior experience.

Bobo Doll Experiments

A series of studies conducted by Albert Bandura illustrating that children can learn and replicate aggressive behaviors simply by observing others.

Rewarded

To be given something in recognition or exchange for one’s effort or achievement.

Punished

To subject someone to a penalty or consequence for a mistake or wrongdoing.