The three elements of the tri-component model of attitudes are
A)beliefs,norms,and intentions.
B)affect,behavior,and cognition.
C)liking,disliking,and ambivalence.
D)beliefs,opinions,and sentiments.

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The tri-component model of attitudes proposes that attitudes are made up of affect (emotions or feelings), behavior (past actions), and cognition (thoughts or beliefs). These three components work together to influence an individual's attitude towards an object or behavior. Option A includes norms and intentions, which are not part of the tri-component model. Option C includes liking and disliking, which are aspects of affect. Option D includes beliefs and sentiments, which are part of the tri-component model, but it doesn't cover all three components.

The Three Elements of the Tri-Component Model of Attitudes Are