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| merely thoughts that you have accepted as true and that lead you to think, feel, or act positively or negatively toward a person, idea, or event |
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| process through which people are integrated into a society by exposure to the actions and opinions of others |
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people the same age, adolescence they can have a powerful influence on attitude formation can sometimes be stronger influence than parents/teachers/other adult figures |
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| consists of several people who share a common interest and tend to influence one anothers' attitudes and behaviors |
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| person you most admire or are likely to emulate |
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sum total of knowledge, beliefs, values, objects, and ethnic customs that we use to adapt to our environment includes tangible items: food, clothing, furniture intangible concepts: education and laws |
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| mistrusting attitude regarding the motives of people |
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