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3 years ago

Identify 3 limitations of the tri-component model. (Psychology)thanks, heaps!

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Helga [31]3 years ago

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<h2>Three limitations of Tri-component Model </h2>

There is usually discrepancy with behaviors and attitudes of the individuals.

That is the reason there are the attitudes in which effective component, behavioral component and cognitive components.
The sensitive and emotional reactions or feelings of an individual with one another. Though when an individual behaves with others through actions.
The third limitation is when a person has a belief about anything.

These above are three limitations of the tri-component model.

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