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Researchers concerned with the study of media influence have focused on the concept of attitude and several theoretical models of attitude change have been developed (e.g., the communication matrix model of media effects-CMM; the cognitive response theory-CRM; the elaboration likelihood model of persuasion-ELM ;Kitchen et al. 2014; McGuire, 1989; Petty and Cacioppo, 1981; Petty et al. 2009).

The aforementioned theoretical models of attitude change are very useful in determining individual differences and the particular psychological processes through which the media will be effective versus ineffective; the media are assumed to be effective to the extent that they change the valence or extremity of a person's attitude in the desired direction (Petty et al. 2009).

The multi-objective controller is designed based on linear model of attitude dynamics.

First, the kinematics model and dynamics model of attitude motion are derived, and the problem of attitude regulation is formulated.

Without neglecting the second order terms in the model of attitude dynamics, the flexible spacecraft with vibration solar arrays is a nonlinear system.

In conclusion: we found associations in a path model of Attitude and Intention with self-reported Behaviour related to the process and content of occupational disability assessments by insurance physicians.

Solomon (2009) proposed an ABC model of attitudes that includes three components: Affect (A), Behavior (B), and Cognition (C).

According to the MODE model of attitude-to-behavior processes, attitude accessibility augments attitude behavior correspondence, reflecting an automatic influence of attitudes on behavior.

Models of spacecraft attitude dynamics and flywheel rotor driving motor electromechanics are discussed in detail.

In this paper linear and nonlinear models of spacecraft attitude dynamics equations and gravity gradient moments are investigated.

The purpose of this paper is to present a comparison between nonlinear and linear models of spacecraft attitude dynamics and gravity gradient moments in order to determine divergence of linear approximation from the nonlinear model.