How Do Social Psychologists Differentiate Emotions from Attitudes

question 4

Multiple Choice

How do social psychologists differentiate emotions from attitudes?

• A) Emotions do not have an evaluative component.
• B) Emotions possess a physiological arousal component.
• C) Emotions are not as complex as attitudes.
• D) Emotions are not as intense as attitudes.

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The number of cycles or waves per unit of time, often used in the context of electromagnetic radiation or sound waves.

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Singlet

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