A number of studies have shown that attitudes are only mediocre predictors of behavior. One explanation for this finding is that
A) attitudes may are measured in very general ways that are not likely to predict specific behavior.
B) researchers failed to operationalize the concept of an attitude.
C) subjects often intentionally lie about both their attitudes and their behavior.
D) researchers failed to take variations in attitude strength into account.

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Attitudes are often measured in broad terms, which may not accurately predict specific behaviors, leading to a weak correlation between the two.

A Number of Studies Have Shown That Attitudes Are Only