The Theory Underlying the Bogus Pipeline Technique for Assessing Attitudes

question 30

Multiple Choice

The theory underlying the bogus pipeline technique for assessing attitudes is that

• A) research participants can easily express their own attitudes.
• B) true attitudes can never be assessed accurately.
• C) physiological measures are more reliable than self-report measures.
• D) people, in general, do not want to be caught lying.

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