The Finding That Religious Attitudes Can Predict the Total Quantity

question 85

Multiple Choice

The finding that religious attitudes can predict the total quantity of religious behaviors over time is an example of

• A) moral hypocrisy.
• B) the false consensus effect.
• C) the ABCs of attitudes.
• D) the principle of aggregation.

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