Provides review and analysis of virtually all domains of attitude theory and research that have been approached from a psychological perspective, written with graduate students in mind as the primary audience, and also with concern for the needs of colleagues in psychology and related fields who seek an integrative overview of the research literature on attitudes. At its most general level, the organization of the volume consists of the following sequence of topics: the attitude concept, attitude measurement, attitude structure, the impact of attitudes on behavior, attitude change, resistance to change, and social influence. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.