When Could One Expect Attitudes to Lead to Biased Judgments

question 9

Multiple Choice

When could one expect attitudes to lead to biased judgments?

• A)when attitudes guide behaviors
• B)when attitudes are anchored in one's personality
• C)when attitudes are extreme
• D)when attitudes are ambivalent

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