A Learned Predisposition to Respond Favorably or Unfavorably Toward Something

question 15

Multiple Choice

A learned predisposition to respond favorably or unfavorably toward something is

• A) a value.
• B) an attitude.
• C) a belief.
• D) a reason.

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Definitions:

Exchange Relationships

Social relationships where the mutual exchange of goods, services, favors, or other benefits is the foundation and expectation of the interaction.

Communal Relationships

Social connections in which individuals emphasize mutual care and concern for each other's welfare.

Reciprocity

A mutual exchange of privileges or actions, where the behavior of one party leads to a response from another in a similar manner.

Mutual Concern

A shared interest or worry among individuals or groups.