The statement "Discrimination is wrong" represents an opinion, belief, or evaluative judgment held by an individual. In Organizational Behavior, this corresponds to which component of an attitude under the ABC Model?

In Organizational Behavior, attitudes consist of three closely related dimensions, commonly known as the ABC Model of Attitudes: Cognitive Component (Belief / Knowledge / Opinion): Refers to the thought, opinion, evaluation, or belief segment of an attitude. It sets the stage for the rest of the attitude by establishing what a person believes to be true or false. Example: The belief or opinion that "Discrimination is wrong" or "My salary is below market value." Affective Component (Feeling / Emotion): Refers to the emotional or feeling segment of an attitude. Example: "I dislike my supervisor because they engage in discrimination" or "I feel upset about my current pay." Behavioral Component (Action / Intention): Refers to an intention to behave or act in a certain way toward someone or something. Example: "I will actively request a transfer to avoid working in a discriminatory team" or "I will look for another job."