Attitudes Go directly to survey questions.
Attitudes can be defined as positive or negative mental positions or feelings towards a fact or a state. Attitudes are often based on the belief about the likely outcome of an event, and whether that outcome is considered to be good or bad. Attitudes are important components of many theories that attempt to explain behaviors. Attitudes are often correlated with behavior, that is, if a person answers that they like condoms, they are often more likely to use condoms. However, this is only sometimes the case, and attitudes provide only some information towards understanding behaviors.