ISSN : 1229-0653
It was predicted that individuals whose attitudes have been low intra-attitude variability would be predicted well from their attitudes, but high intra-attitude variability would be predicted well from their subjective norms. It was found that intra-attitude variability factors were capable of altering the nature of the model significantly. Subjective Norms carried a nonsignificant weight under low intra-attitude variability set conditions. The implications of the results for the Intra-attitude variability and for the attitude-behavior consistency controversy were discussed.