Question : The affective component of an attitude involves:

Option 1: Beliefs about the attitude object

Option 2: Actions toward the attitude object

Option 3: Feelings or emotions toward the attitude object

Option 4: Memories associated with the attitude object

Question : The cognitive component of an attitude involves:

Option 1: Feelings or emotions related to the attitude object

Option 2: Actions or behaviors related to the attitude object

Option 3: Beliefs or thoughts related to the attitude object

Option 4: Unconscious associations with the attitude object

Question : Which component of an attitude is reflected in the statement, "I believe fast food is unhealthy"?

Option 1: Affective

Option 2: Behavioral

Option 3: Cognitive

Option 4: Moral

Question : Which factor is most likely to lead to attitude change?

Option 1: High self-esteem

Option 2: Exposure to persuasive communication

Option 3: Strong genetic predisposition

Option 4: Low intelligence

Question : Social identity is:  

Option 1: The uniqueness of an individual's personality  

Option 2: The part of an individual's self-concept derived from membership in social groups  

Option 3: The influence of society on an individual's behavior  

Option 4: The process of conforming to group norms  

Option 2: The part of an individual's self-concept derived from membership in social groups  

Option 3: The influence of society on an individual's behavior  

Option 4: The process of conforming to group norms