Model Of Attitude

I identify with the behavioral model of attitude. For example, there is a drive for cleanliness in the country. Behavioral attitude is what I do and how do I behave in certain situations (Hillson, 2013). So I make a small contribution to this drive by making sure keep the public place clean. I avoid throwing chips packets in streets or bus; I throw things in the dustbin and prevent damage to public property by making figures (Stern & Salb, 2015). 

Reference

Hillson, D. (2013). The ABC of Risk Culture: How to be Risk-Mature.

Stern, T., & Salb, D. (2015). Examining profile disclosure on online social networks: an affective, behavioural, and cognitive perspective. International Journal of Electronic Business, 12(2), 162-184.