Title: Factors Influencing Attitude
Headings: Factors Influencing Attitude
Factors Influencing Attitude
Social Factors
Direct Instruction
Family
Prejudices
Personal Experience
Media
Educational and Religious Institutions
Physical Factors
Economic Status and Occupations

Content: Therefore, the attitude will be more easily formed when personal experience involves emotional factors. In situations involving emotions, appreciation will be more in-depth experience and longer trace. Media
As a means of communication, mass media such as television, radio, has a major influence in shaping people’s opinions and beliefs. There is new information on something that provides the foundation for the emergence of new cognitive attitudes towards it. Educational and Religious Institutions
As a system, educational and religious institutions have a strong influence in shaping attitudes because they lay the foundation of understanding and moral concepts within the individual. Understanding the good and the bad, the dividing line between something that can and cannot do is obtained from the center of the educational and religious institutions. Physical Factors
Clinical psychologists have generally recognized that physical, health and vitality are important factors in determining adjustment, and frequently it has been found that malnutrition or disease or accidents have interfered so seriously with normal development that serious behavioral disturbances have followed. Economic Status and Occupations
Our economic and occupational positions also contribute to attitude formation. They determine, in part, our attitudes towards unions and management and our belief that certain laws are ‘good’ or ‘bad’. Our socio-economic background influences our present and future attitudes.