Multiple Choice
Although you don't know him well, you know that your neighbor, Roy, belongs to the Tea Party and is an NRA member. Decals on his car bumper say so. So you suspect he will not be happy to learn that a same sex couple bought the house next to him. You are
A) inferring attitudes from behavior
B) inferring behavior from attitudes
C) inferring attitudes from appearances
D) inferring attitudes from associations
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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