The Four Paradigms
Knowing
Yes
Doing
Feeling
All Three Components Working Together Result In The Hierarchy Of Effects

Attitude And Behavior

Attitude Definition

Attitude are evaluative statements or judgments concerning people, objects and events.

Components Of Attitude

Cognition

Affect

Behavior

Formation Of Attitude

Experiential

Social

Cognitive

What Influences Attitude

Direct Experience

Social Learning

ABC Model Of Attitude

This Model Accentuate The relationship between Knowing, Feeling, And Doing.

Hierarchy Of Effects

The Standard-Learning Hierarchy

Hierarchy Of Effects Is A Concept Used To Distinguish Between The Involvement Levels or Motivation An Individual Might Have Toward The Attitude Object.

Low-Involvement Hierarchy

Experimental Hierarchy

Attitude–Behavior Correspondence Requirements

Social Constraints

Attitude Relevance

Attitude Specificity

Measurement Timing

Personality Fcators

Can Attitude Predict Behavior?

The Theory Of Planned Behavior

The Theory Of Reasoned Action

Change Attitude Theories

Balance Theory

Multi-Attribution Theory

The Fishbein Model

Cognitive Dissonace

The Induced-Compliance Paradigm

The Free-Choice Paradigm

The Effort-Justification Paradigm

The Belief Disinformation Paradigm