Which of the Following Statements Regarding the Affect of Observational

question 66

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements regarding the affect of observational learning on attitudes is true?

• A) Attitudes formed through observational learning are never strong.
• B) Attitudes formed through observational learning cannot be reversed.
• C) Attitudes formed through observational learning can be reversed.
• D) Attitudes formed through observational learning are not long-lasting.

Differentiate how cultures value the interdependent self versus the independent self.

Recognize the cultural impact on naming conventions and personal identity choices.

Understand how collectivist cultures prioritize family and community duties over individual choices.

Identify the geographical regions where collectivism and individualism are predominantly emphasized.

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Definitions:

Yea-Saying

A response bias in surveys or questionnaires where participants tend to agree with statements regardless of their actual opinions.

Probability

The likelihood that a given event (among a specific set of events) will occur.

Double-Barreled

Questions or statements that address more than one issue at a time, often leading to confusion or difficulty in answering.

Factual

Based on facts; representing information that is real or true and not influenced by personal beliefs or feelings.