Attitudes and related psychosocial constructs theories, assessment, and research
Attitudes have a major impact on behavior and one′s ability to manage and adapt to change while also influencing the behavior of others. This text provides a compact but comprehensive research-oriented treatment of attitudes and related psychosocial constructs (values, opinions, beliefs, and persona...
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| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Thousand Oaks, California :
Sage Publications
[2002]
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Definitions, History, and Behavior Prediction
- History
- Predicting Behavior From Attitudes
- Assessment Methods and Instruments
- Attitude Assessment Methods
- Reliability, Validity, and Norms
- Illustrative Instruments and Sources
- Attitude Formation and Change
- Genetics and Experience
- Consistency Theories
- Other Concepts and Theories
- Practical Procedures for Changing Attitudes
- Social Prejudice and Discrimination
- Social Prejudice
- Social Discrimination
- Assessment of Prejudice and Discrimination
- Reducing Prejudice and Discrimination
- Living Conditions and Problems
- Living Conditions
- Illness and Disability
- Conflict and Violence
- Natural and Unnatural Death
- Attitudes Toward Death
- Abortion and the Right to Life
- Euthanasia and Suicide
- Capital Punishment
- Schools, Subjects, and Students
- Evaluating Schools and Students
- Attitudes Toward Mathematics
- Computers and Technology
- Attitudes Toward Science
- Attitudes Toward Other School Subjects
- Work, Leisure, and Retirement
- Job Satisfaction and Work Experiences
- Assessment in Organizational Contexts
- Leisure
- Retirement
- Politics, Religion, and Morality
- Politics and Government
- Religious Beliefs
- Moral Values and Behavior
- Suppliers of Psychosocial Assessment Instruments
- Recommendations for Constructing and Administering Questionnaires
