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interattitudinal consistency

interattitudinal consistency

the extent to which attitudes in an attitude system are evaluatively consistent with one another. High consistency occurs when each attitude implies the other attitudes in the system. Low consistency occurs when some attitudes in the system imply the opposite of others.

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