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AttitudesSue Young
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Attitudes
Definitions
An attitude is a state of readiness directed at an attitude
object. It may be general or specific, and positive or negative.
An attitude object is the focus of an individual’s attitude,
which may be an object, an event, an activity, a person or an
idea.
Attitudes are formed from an individual’s beliefs, influences and
experiences.
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Attitudes
The triadic model
Attitudes are made up of three parts:• Cognitive — your thoughts, for example you believe in the
benefits of exercise• Affective — your feelings, for example you enjoy training• Behavioural — your actions, for example you train three
times a week
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Attitudes
Forming attitudes
Attitudes can be positive…• Stress release after
competing• Role models• Enjoyable experiences• A belief in your ability• Influence of significant
others• The media
Or negative…•A bad experience such as
an injury•Lack of ability•Stress in competition•Influence of significant
others•The media
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Attitudes
Changing attitudes
Negative attitudes can be changed to positive attitudes by:• Persuasion from a perceived expert• Making training fun• Allowing early success• Using positive reinforcement and rewards• Pointing out the benefits of exercise• Using role models• Cognitive dissonance
This resource is part of PE Review, a magazine written for A-level students by subject experts. To subscribe to the full magazine go to www.hoddereducation.co.uk/pereview