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1. Temperament and personality traits:

Individualistic temperament and personality traits are important in the development of individual differences of attitudes.

2. Group Affiliation:

An individual when affiliates with a group, he identifies himself with group mind and forms the thoughts, beliefs and attitudes of his groups as his own.

3. Ethnicity or racial grouping:

Ethnicity or racial grouping or grouping with common cultural traditions and identity (e.g. White / Black Americans - a racial grouping; Muslims / Christians / Hindus - religious grouping, Punjabi / Hindustani a geographical grouping, Punjab / Urdu language grouping). Ethnicity is important in forming attitudes related to their identity.

4. Mass Media:

Drama film, advertisement not only through electronic media i.e. Radio, T.V., Cinema, Computer or DVDs but also the print media i.e. Newspaper magazines, pamphlets books and wall-chalking are important in the formation of our attitude.

5. Suggestions and Propaganda:

Any thought or belief or attitude demonstrated and propagated by a reliable personality, a national hero or a leader affects the attitude of its mass-group.

6. Generalization:

Sometimes the occasional, situational and individual experiences are generalized. If a person belonging to a nation, caste or country has proved him liar, deceit or cunning, the negative attitude toward this particular person is generalized to his caste brethren nation or country.

In short, the following four conditions described by Allport, 1935 for attitude formation can be enlisted:

1. Learning and acceptance of the social values during development.
2. Generalizing the affect of particular situational experiences.
3. Schemas or general framework which emphasizes the over-all relationships between major effects of experiences is important in an attitude formation.
4. Identification of parents' peer-groups, family member, teachers, leaders' and rational heroes' thoughts, beliefs and attitudes.