Experimental studies of changes in attitude. III. Some incidence of attitude changes
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1935 · Volume 20 · Issue 1
Abstract
The effect of age, academic status, speeches (oral and written), speakers, interest, intelligence, and admission of change in attitude were studied with groups of college students differentiated in attitude toward prohibition by the Smith-Thurstone scale. The relationships between intelligence and various factors studied on attitudes were generally low. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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