Some Criticisms of the Theory of Reasoned Action Include

question 3

Multiple Choice

Some criticisms of the Theory of Reasoned Action include:

• A) its apparent failure to measure attitude complexity
• B) the theory's insistence that attitudes influence behaviour only through intentions whereas some studies show evidence to the contrary
• C) its failure to predict behaviour
• D) the fact that the model deals with laboratory-generated attitudes
• E) both a and b

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Definitions:

Self-Awareness

Self-awareness is the conscious knowledge of one's own character, feelings, motives, and desires, playing a crucial role in personal development.

Intuitive Decisions

Decision-making processes that occur without the explicit use of analytical reasoning, relying instead on one's gut feeling or instinct.

Cultural Scripts

Patterned responses or behaviors culturally deemed appropriate in specific situations.

Second-Degree Games

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