Which of the following component of attitude represents a person's opinio'ns knowledge, and information?

Correct answer: B. Cognitive component

  • A. Affective component
  • B. Cognitive component
  • C. Behavioral component
  • D. Objective component

Explanation

The cognitive component of an attitude consists of beliefs, opinions, knowledge, and information about an object or situation. The affective component concerns feelings, while the behavioural component concerns intended or actual actions.

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