The three components of attitude are:
A) cognitive dissonance component,affective component,behavioural component
B) subjective component,affective component,value component
C) cognitive component,affective component,behavioural component
D) cognitive component,affective component,subject component
E) terminal component,instrumental component,value component

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The three components of attitude are cognitive (the beliefs or thoughts one holds about an object, person, or situation), affective (the emotional or feeling response to the object, person, or situation), and behavioral (the inclination to act towards the object, person, or situation). Choice A includes "cognitive dissonance component" which is not typically considered a separate component of attitude. Choice B includes "subjective component" which is not a commonly recognized component of attitude. Choice D includes "subject component" which is not a commonly recognized component of attitude. Choice E includes "terminal component" and "instrumental component" which are not commonly recognized components of attitude.

The Three Components of Attitude Are