Assessment Example: Visual Presentation
Key Knowledge
The student should be able to explain classic and contemporary theories and studies
relating to the formation and change of attitudes, including the applications and
limitations of the tri-component model of attitudes.
Task
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Part 1: Select an attitude that you personally hold. Decide whether it is a positive or
negative attitude. Introduce the attitude and discuss its function and its relationship
to your behaviour.
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Part 2: Give detailed explanations of the three components of your attitude (A B C).
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Presentation: An annotated poster.
Assessment
You will be assessed using the following criteria.
Assessment criteria
S/N VH H
5
4
M
3
L
2
VL
1
Has an understanding of what an attitude is and
of the relationship between attitudes and
behaviour
Provides accurate, comprehensive information
about the key features of the tri-component
model of attitudes
Uses an appropriate structure/presentation and
coherent language
Cites all source material and includes a reference
list
Oxford Psychology Units 1 & 2
ISBN 978 0 19 556716 8 © Oxford University Press Australia
N/S
0