Attitudes can be assessed indirectly by facial expressions

Used by social psychologists to minimize social influences on people's attitudes and behaviors

The child may experience ______ _______ after their parents falsely accuse them of using drugs.

The tension that arises when one behaves in a way that conflicts with their personal beliefs

Feelings that are often influenced by beliefs.

Attitudes frequently come to/influence us the same way each time

Behavior is best predicted by using a combination of

The ______ ________ of the parents may unconsciously guide their child's behavior.

Caring about how others think/feel about us

The tendency of facial expressions to trigger feelings.

People's expressed attitudes predict their behaviors.

A computer assessment that uses reaction time to judge how quickly people associate concepts.

the idea that children had changed their behavior in accordance with their parent's perceptions of them

Looking at our own behaviors and circumstances to determine our attitudes when we are unsure of them.

When a social situation causes a behavior, but one does not realize that this was the cause.

People adjust what they say to please their audience and begin to believe what they are saying.

Measures in which participants report their own attitudes and behaviors.

Lamb and Crano (2014) discover that parents' beliefs about their child using marijuana or not will determine future usage is an example of _______.

Affect, behavior, and cognition fall in line with each other for any given attitude.

Feelings of regret after making an important decision.

People are aware of their implicit biases.

____ questions better predict attitudes and behaviors.

A child, abstinent from drugs is ______times more likely to start using drugs a year after their parents had perceived they had before.

ABCs of Attitudes

a set of norms that defines how people in a given social situation ought to behave