What Does the Research on Attitudes Suggest

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Multiple Choice

What does the research on attitudes suggest?

• A) It is not possible to have implicit and explicit attitudes towards an object that are different in valence (or direction) from each other.
• B) It is possible for people to have opposite implicit and explicit attitudes (in terms of valence and direction) towards the same object.
• C) People's implicit and explicit attitudes towards objects are never correlated with each other.
• D) Some people have only implicit attitudes towards a certain object, while others only have an explicit attitude towards it.

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