Title: The Relationship Between Beliefs, Values, Attitudes and Behaviours - Owlcation
Headings: The Relationship Between Beliefs, Values, Attitudes and Behaviours
The Relationship Between Beliefs, Values, Attitudes and Behaviours
What Are Beliefs, Values and Attitudes?
Attitude: Description and Significance
The Three Components of Attitude
Attitude: Based on the Behaviours of Ourselves and Others
Provide Feedback on Behaviours, not Attitudes
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Content: While we find it easier to define knowledge and skills, definitions of attitudes vary. Attitudes have been described as hypothetical constructs that represent a person's like or dislike for anything. Attitude is a judgment made on the 'attitude object' (a person, place, task, event, skill, etc.). Judgments from attitude can range from positive, negative or neutral. Attitudes arise from an inner framework of values and beliefs, developed over time. Carl Jung, in his essay on psychological types, defines attitude as "the readiness of the psyche to act or react in a certain way," 1. pinterest-pin-it
Beliefs, Values and Attitudes
The Three Components of Attitude
Attitudes are comprised of three components: emotions, behaviours and thoughts. These three components can also be described as the 'ABC' model: affective, behavioural and cognitive.