Figure 2-12
-Suppose a war in the Middle East interrupts the flow of crude oil and oil prices skyrocket around the world. For economists, this historical episode serves as a
Definitions:
Attitude Object
An entity that is the focus of an individual's attitude, encompassing anything toward which a person has a positive or negative evaluation or feeling.
Balance Theory
A theory in social psychology suggesting that individuals seek consistency and balance among their beliefs, attitudes, and sentiments in relation to others.
Unit Relation
The connection and interdependence between individual components within a system or structure, determining how they function together as a whole.
Sentiment Relation
Sentiment Relation refers to the connection between emotions and attitudes and how they influence each other in the context of communication or analysis.
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