The Yale Attitude Change Approach to Persuasion Yielded a Great

question 82

Multiple Choice

The Yale Attitude Change approach to persuasion yielded a great deal of information about the attitude change process, but there was one major problem with the approach: it __________.

• A) was not clear when one factor should be emphasized over others
• B) only accounted for implicit attitudes
• C) only applied to women between the ages of eighteen and twenty-five
• D) is unclear as to who exactly is a source and who is an audience member

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