Understanding Attitudes and Predicting Social BehaviorPrentice-Hall, 1980 - Broj stranica: 278 This book is concerned with the prediction and understanding of human behavior. To solve applied problems and make policy decisions it is often necessary to forecast or predict people's behaviour. Predictions may involve such diverse questions as the number of children people will have, whether or not they will buy a car in the next year, for whom they will vote in a given election. In many instances, the goal goes beyond prediction and attempt to influence or change behaviour. |
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... to voting in one election , but it may be found to be unrelated to voting in another election . For example , one of the candidates in a given election may be viewed as an intellectual , and highly educated people might have more favorable ...
... to voting in one election , but it may be found to be unrelated to voting in another election . For example , one of the candidates in a given election may be viewed as an intellectual , and highly educated people might have more favorable ...
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... in an electoral system such as Israel's would involve a description of the voters ' behavioral beliefs concerning the relative advantages and disadvantages of voting for the different parties and their normative beliefs concerning the ...
... in an electoral system such as Israel's would involve a description of the voters ' behavioral beliefs concerning the relative advantages and disadvantages of voting for the different parties and their normative beliefs concerning the ...
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... to a clerical error , measures of voting intention were inad- vertently omitted from the questionnaire in the British voting study . However , it seems reasonable to assume that in Great Britain , as in the United States , people vote in ...
... to a clerical error , measures of voting intention were inad- vertently omitted from the questionnaire in the British voting study . However , it seems reasonable to assume that in Great Britain , as in the United States , people vote in ...
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A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE | 13 |
How to Define and Measure Behavior | 28 |
ACTION TARGET CONTEXT AND TIME | 34 |
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Understanding Attitudes and Predicting Social Behavior Icek Ajzen,Martin Fishbein Prikaz isječka - 1980 |
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