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| A predisposition to respond to a particular object in a generally favorable or unfavorable way. |
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| A theory concerning the determinants of consistency in three-element cognitive systems. |
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| An element of cognitive structure. Cognitions include attitudes, beliefs, and perception of behavior. |
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| A state of psychological tension induced by dissonant relationships between cognitive elements |
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| The degree to which the action, context, target, and time in a measure of attitude is the same as those in a measure of behavior. |
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| Perceived behavioral control |
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| The tendency of our behavior to be influenced not only by intentions but also by whether we are able to carry out those intentions |
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| A strong like or dislike for members of a specific group |
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| An influence on behavior due to the likelihood that other persons will learn about that behavior and respond positively or negatively to it |
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| Theory of cognitive dissonance |
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| A theory concerning the sources and effects of inconsistency in cognitive systems with two or more elements |
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| Theory of reasoned action |
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| The theory that behavior is determined by behavioral intention, which in turn is determined by both attitude and subjective norm. |
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