When social psychologists try to measure people's attitudes,they:
A)get a direct reading of their behaviors.
B)easily obtain attitudinal changes by controlling all external social influences.
C)predominantly avoid recording and evaluating implicit and explicit attitudes.
D)end up measuring expressed attitudes.

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Social psychologists typically rely on self-report measures to assess attitudes, which means that individuals are asked to report their attitudes directly. This leads to the measurement of expressed attitudes, which may not necessarily reflect an individual's true or implicit attitudes.

When Social Psychologists Try to Measure People's Attitudes,they