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Why values are difficult to change?
Values are attitudes or beliefs that contain a 'should' or 'ought' aspect, such as moral or ethical values e.g., one should be honest because honesty is the best policy. Values are formed when a particular belief or attitude becomes an inseparable part of the person's outlook on life. Consequently, values are difficult to change.
Define attitude. Discuss the components of an attitude.
Are attitudes learnt? Explain how?
What are the factors that influence the formation of an attitude?
Is behaviour always a reflection of one's attitude? Explain with a relevant example.
Highlight the importance of schemas in social cognition.
Differentiate between prejudice and stereotype.
Prejudice can exist without discrimination and vice-versa. Comment.
Describe the important factors that influence impression formation.
Explain how the attribution made by an 'actor' would be different from that of an 'observer'.
How does social facilitation take place?
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