Relationship & Influence of Attitude with Thought & Behavior
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Relationship between Attitude & Thought |
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The relationship between Attitude and Thought indicates a bi-directional link between the cognitive system and evaluation. Thoughts form the cognitive component of an attitude; that is, having 'knowledge' or 'information' about an object is the first step of an attitude. Without sufficient information, a stable attitude cannot develop. This is a continuous process where thoughts, feelings, and behavior dynamically influence each other. Thought acts as an internal dialogue that shapes our Perspective. |
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An officer might initially have incorrect or limited information (thought) about 'caste-based reservation,' leading to a negative .... |
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