Components that can Make up a Person´s Attitude

There are many ideas to run through the minds of people, and these ideas later decide whether a person fails or if a person succeeds in life and school. Individual actions have a positive or negative impact on their behavior and the environment. There are many theories about why you can change the attitude and format it. The theory that has been offered is observation learning. Social psychology defines observational learning as "a basic learning mode in which individuals acquire new forms of behavior by observing others". When people observe and learn, they tend to form new attitudes.

Explain people's attitude towards visiting Hong Kong Disneyland from the perspective of a three-way model. The three element attitude model consists of three main elements. (I) Cognitive factors - Consumer attitudes are initially based on their own knowledge and perception by directly experiencing attitude objects and related information from other sources. Last visit: If someone reads the booklet or searches Hong Kong Disneyland online, their attitude towards it should be positive. This is related to their positive view from the source information. After the visit: After visiting Hong Kong Disneyland, their attitudes will be based on their experience, as individuals will have direct experience in attitude.

Abstract: In order to achieve an effective attitude change, we must address specific elements of the attitude itself. There are three elements in attitude: psychological element, behavioral element, emotional element. Effective attitude change programs include methods and tools to capture the elements of these attitudes. According to psychologist Egley and Chaiken (1993), the attitude is a psychological or internal state known by approving or opposing the observer. Attitude (Larson, 2007) has cognitive, emotional (or emotional) and behavioral functions. In other words, attitudes are learning, they can be influenced or driven by feelings and they can be an indicator of future behavior.

Attitude is evaluation of people, things, ideas. In the three-way theory, attitudes are composed of three different elements, emotions, cognition, and actions, which together form an overall evaluation of "attitude objects" (such as chocolate). Emotional elements include emotions about your emotions and attitudes (eg eating chocolate makes me happy). Cognitive factors include your thoughts and beliefs about attitudes (eg, eating chocolate has health benefits). Behavior elements include actions on your behavior and attitude objects (eg, I eat chocolate every day). Each attitude has these three elements, but social psychologists have found that a particular attitude is more based on one type of information than others. Some attitudes are mainly based on feelings, but other attitudes are more based on the recognition of people's attitudes.