Attitudes
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- Created on: 05-05-21 12:11
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- Attitudes
- A predisposition to act in a particular way towards something or someone in a persons environment
- Components to attitudes
- Behavioural - How we behave towards, respond to or intend to respond to the attitude object (behaviour)
- Cognitive - What we know and believe about the attitude object (belief)
- Affective - How we feel about the attitude object (emotional)
- Motivation
- The physiological drive to succeed
- Three key considerations
- Our inner drive
- External pressures and perceived rewards
- The intensity and direction of our behaviour
- Explains the want to improve
- Intrinsic Motivation - the drive from within
- Factors affecting attitude formation
- What the participation norm is
- Beliefs about benefits of exercise
- Influence of stress levels
- Ability within sports, in general or individual
- Emotions towards the challenge of sport -excitement or fear
- Past experiences of sport
- Persuasive Communication
- Methods of changing attitudes
- Attitudes
- A predisposition to act in a particular way towards something or someone in a persons environment
- Components to attitudes
- Behavioural - How we behave towards, respond to or intend to respond to the attitude object (behaviour)
- Cognitive - What we know and believe about the attitude object (belief)
- Affective - How we feel about the attitude object (emotional)
- Motivation
- The physiological drive to succeed
- Three key considerations
- Our inner drive
- External pressures and perceived rewards
- The intensity and direction of our behaviour
- Explains the want to improve
- Intrinsic Motivation - the drive from within
- Factors affecting attitude formation
- What the participation norm is
- Beliefs about benefits of exercise
- Influence of stress levels
- Ability within sports, in general or individual
- Emotions towards the challenge of sport -excitement or fear
- Past experiences of sport
- Cognitive Dissonance
- Creating dissonance leads to a discomfort
- The performer then changes their attitude to counteract this
- Attitudes
- Situation - Where the persuader is attempting to make change
- The receiver - the person whose attitude is being changed
- 4 components
- The message - the quality of message the persuader gives
- The persuader - the person attempting the change
- Methods of changing attitudes
- Contradictory thoughts lead to attitude formation
- Individuals like to be consistent in what they do, think and feel (triadic model)
- Cognitive Dissonance
- Creating dissonance leads to a discomfort
- The performer then changes their attitude to counteract this
- Cognitive Dissonance
- Individuals like to be consistent in what they do, think and feel (triadic model)
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