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Environmental Perceptions, Cognitions and Attitudes

Psikologiya Journal
This article discusses the important aspects highlighted including psychophysics, perception, attitudes, and the relationship between humans and the environment. Psychophysics emphasizes the importance of the relationship between physical stimulus and subjective response, with the growth of the nervous system, muscles, and changes in physical structure
null Cut Sarha Airlangga, null Khoirul Jismi Fajar, null Muhammad Farhan Ghani   +2 more
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Cognitive consistency and attitude change.

The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 1960
The effect of temporal presentation of ideas, consistency of presented attitude, and wishful thinking on the logicalness of thinking was investigated. The results were discussed in relation to previous empirical and theoretical research. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2006 APA, all rights reserved)
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Attitude intensity and dissonant cognitions.

The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 1964
S S, KOMORITA, I, BERNSTEIN
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THE RATIONALITY OF PARA-COGNITIVE ATTITUDES

2005
Abstract This chapter explains that according to subjectivism, a desire can be rationally required only relative to some other desire. Thus, only derivative desires can be rationally required; intrinsic desires can only be rational in the sense of not being irrational.
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COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT AND STUDENT ATTITUDE

Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, 1982
ABSTRACT A mastery learning strategy was used to teach undergraduate microbiology to part‐time HNC and BSc students. Their performance was cognitively assessed in terms of Bloom's taxonomy. Their changes of attitude were measured by comparison of questionnaires after the introduction to the strategy and after the return of the assessed post‐test.
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Cognitive Structures of Attitudes

2021
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Circumstantial Attitudes and Benevolent Cognition

1993
Abstract An agent’s beliefs, desires, and other cognitive attitudes depend not only on the agent’s mental states and various necessary (or at least universal) facts connecting mental states with the rest of the world, but also on contingent circumstances that vary from individual to individual. This circumstantial nature of the attitudes
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How public cognition influences public acceptance of CCUS in China: Based on the ABC (affect, behavior, and cognition) model of attitudes

Energy Policy, 2021
Bingsheng Liu
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Cognitive Processes in Attitude Change

2014
A common definition of attitude is a general and relatively enduring evalua­ tion of some person (including oneself), group, object, or issue (Petty & Cacioppo, 1986a). By relatively enduring, we simply mean that the evaluation associated with the attitude object is stored in long-term memory, and therefore is potential­ ly retrievable (e.g., Fazio ...
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Attitude Change and Cognitive Therapy

1984
In recent years the significance of attitude change in the broadest sense of the term has been increasingly referred to in the psychotherapeutic literature as an important component of every psychotherapeutic process.
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