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kupik [55]
3 years ago
9

Research indicates that attitudes are generally very good predictors of behavior.

Biology
1 answer:
AleksAgata [21]3 years ago
7 0
<h2>Predictors of Behavior</h2>

Explanation:

     False is right answer

  • <em>The quality with which a disposition is held is frequently a decent indicator of conduct</em>
  • The stronger the attitude the more likely it should <em>affect behavior</em>
  • This permits us to foresee what is probably going to occur, thus gives us a feeling of control
  • Mentalities can assist us with sorting out and structure our experience. Realizing an <em>individual's mentality encoureiges us predict their behavior</em>
  • <em>Human behavior is the reaction of people or gatherings of people to inside and outer stimuli</em>
  • Social conduct, a subset of human behavior, study the extensive impact of social communication and culture
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