Which Model Suggests That Attitudes Are Not Always Formed Strictly

question 8

Multiple Choice

Which model suggests that attitudes are not always formed strictly from beliefs?

• A)The theory of reasoned action
• B)Information integration theory
• C)Zanna and Rempel's model
• D)The expectancy-value model
• E)All of the above models suggest attitudes are always formed from beliefs.

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