The Notion That We Often Have Implicit Attitudes That Differ

question 61

Multiple Choice

The notion that we often have implicit attitudes that differ from our explicit attitudes defines the concept of

• A)an independent self-construal.
• B)dissonance.
• C)the self-reference effect.
• D)dual attitudes.

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