The Main Difference Between Attitudes and Values Is

question 53

Multiple Choice

The main difference between attitudes and values is:

• A) values are held by societies while attitudes are held by individuals
• B) values are components of attitudes
• C) attitudes are associated with specific objects while values are abstract principles
• D) attitudes are global abstract principles while values are associated with specific objects or events
• E) attitudes are complex while values are simple

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Definitions:

Coordination And Strength

The ability to move different parts of the body smoothly and efficiently together, while strength refers to the power and force muscles can exert.

Gross Motor Activity

Physical actions that involve large muscle groups and are essential for movement, such as walking, running, and jumping.

Rough-And-Tumble Play

A form of play that involves physical activities such as running, jumping, and play fighting, important for social and physical development.

Father Activity Level

The involvement and physical engagement of a father in activities with their children, which may influence child development and emotional bonds.