The Cognitive Component of an Attitude

question 22

Multiple Choice

The cognitive component of an attitude:

• A)contains the feelings or emotions a person has about an object, person, or idea.
• B)refers to a person's mental images, understanding, and interpretations of an object, person, or idea.
• C)is an individual's intentions, actions, or behavior.
• D)is the mental picture a person has of an object, person, or idea.

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Definitions:

Common Law

A legal system based on customs and court rulings rather than written laws.

Invisible Differences

Discrepancies or variances that are not directly observable or tangible but affect the valuation or perception of assets and liabilities.

International Financial Reporting Standards

Global accounting principles that guide the preparation of financial statements by companies, aiming to increase comparability and transparency across international boundaries.

Comparability

The ability to easily analyze and recognize similarities and differences between financial statements over time or between companies.