Concerned that peer pressure increases the risk of underage drinking, some schools teach refusal skills, in which adolescents le
arn how to resist giving in to peer pressure. They learn to say "no" to alcohol is a way that is firm, short, clear and simple. Refusal skills are a form of attitude _____.
Attitude inoculation is a technique that one can use to prepare someone to be immune towards anyone who may attempt to change their beliefs or attitudes. For this reason it relates to medical inoculation that prepares someone immune system to fight against infection or be resistant to infection. Attitude inoculation also works towards making someone stronger and resistant to anything or anyone that want to change their attitudes.
when someone has had their attitudes inoculated that means they will be ready when their beliefs ,values and attitudes are being questioned or attacked. Attitude inoculation a person is given a weak logical argument so that they can prepare their counterargument. This prepares them in away that when stronger arguments come in the future they will be prepared to argue their point of view.
The correct answer is the Fiedler’s contingency theory. This
is a type of contingency theory by which it shows or focuses on the
effectiveness of leadership that are likely to base on a particular situation and
the numerous factors that may take place.
