quiz 3- vested interest

vested interest defines A-B-C as:

attitude behavior consistency

If a person considers an attitude object important (e.g., hurricane relief efforts or good arithmetic) than that attitude object must have hedonic consequences for that person:

false

research has found that behaviors are almost always consistent with attitudes

false

since highly vested attitudes will always be experienced as important, attitudes involving important objects will always be perceived as highly vested

false

vested interest refers to the extent to which an attitude object is_____ for the attitude holder

hedonically relevant

________ is a temporal consideration involving the amount of time between an action compelled by an attitude and the consequences of that action:

immediacy

vested interest is primarily concerned with

outcome-relevant involvement (behaviors with personal consequences)

According to Crano, among the five components of vested interest, ________ is based on how actively conscious one is in thinking about a particular attitude object:

salience

__ refers to the perceived presence, prominence, or consciousness of the effects of an attitude on the holder of that attitude, not just its accessibility

salience

although highly vested attitudes will always be experienced as ego-involving, ego-involved attitudes will not always be perceived as highly vested

true

crano asserts that it is the potential subjective importance of an issue, not its objective significance that drives attitude-consistent action

true