Discussion:
The Dynamics of Attitude Formation
1. Describe the HIV and Aids as a social problem and itsâ?? research.
2. Explain how one or more of the processes for attitude formation may account for how attitudes toward the social problem are typically formed.
3. Explain how attitudes toward the problem could be changed.
Then, drawing on some of the insights from the article, "Thoughts on Attitude Measurement," describe one or more ways you might measure changes in attitude toward the problem. Include some of the benefits and shortcomings of the method(s) of attitude measurement applied specifically to the social problem being studied.