The Main Difference Between Attitudes and Values Is

question 53

Multiple Choice

The main difference between attitudes and values is:

• A) values are held by societies while attitudes are held by individuals
• B) values are components of attitudes
• C) attitudes are associated with specific objects while values are abstract principles
• D) attitudes are global abstract principles while values are associated with specific objects or events
• E) attitudes are complex while values are simple

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