Your learned evaluative appraisals about yourself and others (whether positive or negative) are called A) attitudes. B) values. C) beliefs. D) personal constructs. E) self-verifications.

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Kinsley Valencia

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24 July, 16:22

Your learned evaluative appraisals about yourself and others (whether positive or negative) are called A) attitudes. B) values. C) beliefs. D) personal constructs. E) self-verifications.

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Kassandra Preston · Answer 1

A) attitudes.

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Attitude is a norm of procedure that leads to a certain behavior. It is the realization of an intention or purpose. In Social Studies, attitude consists of a system of values and beliefs, with certain stability over time, of an individual or group that predisposes him to feel and react in a certain way to given stimuli. Often, the attitude is associated with a group or even gender. For example, certain behavior can be classified as a female attitude or a male attitude.