The Knowledge-Attitude-Behavior Model States That a New Knowledge Does Not

question 34

True/False

The Knowledge-Attitude-Behavior Model states that a new knowledge does not leads to changes in attitude.

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Definitions:

Babbling

Intentional vocalization, often by an infant, that does not have a specific meaning.

Telegraphic

The use of short and precise words to communicate a message, similar to telegraph messages, often observed in the early speech of young children.

Speech Sounds

The sounds produced by humans to communicate through language, including vowels and consonants.

Puberty

The physical changes in the body that are a part of sexual development.