The effects of structural consistency on attitude-intention and attitude-behavior relationships
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Zhou, J.,
Wang, E.,
Dovidio, J. F., &
Yu, G.
(2009). The effects of structural consistency on attitude-intention and attitude-behavior relationships.
Social Behavior and Personality: An international journal,
37(6),
781-790.
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The effects of structural consistency including affective-cognitive consistency (ACC) and attitude based on attitude-intention consistency (AIC) and attitude-behavior consistency ABC) were explored. Results revealed the effect of ACC on attitude-intention consistency and the interaction of ACC and attitude based on attitude-behavior consistency. Specifically, an attitude with high ACC led to stronger intention. Regarding the attitude-behavior relation, cognitive-focus attitude with high ACC was a more reliable predictor of behavior, whereas affective-focus attitude predicted behavior equally in high and low ACC conditions.
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