The Construct "Need for Cognition" Is a Measure of How

question 108

Multiple Choice

The construct "need for cognition" is a measure of how much a person likes to think deeply, evaluate arguments, and analyze ideas. Let us assume that the "need for cognition" is also thought to be characterized by unsociability. The construct "love for connection" is a measure of how much a person values the friendship of others. The "love for connection" is also thought to be characterized by sociability. A study finding that "need for cognition" is NOT related to "love for connection" MOST illustrates ____ validity.

• A) face
• B) divergent
• C) convergent
• D) measurement

Recognize the emotional and cognitive aspects of cognitive dissonance.

Identify factors that influence the effectiveness of persuasion.

Understand different methods of attitude formation.

Describe the central and peripheral routes to processing persuasion.

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Definitions:

Positive Sense

A constructive or optimistic perception or interpretation of a situation, concept, or condition.

Sexual Activity

Behaviors that involve the sexual organs and are usually performed for pleasure, reproduction, or both.

Risk Factors

Elements or conditions that increase the likelihood of an undesirable outcome.

U.S. Teens

Individuals aged between 13 and 19 residing in the United States, encompassing a diverse group going through adolescence.