Which if the following is NOT suggested to be a distinction between implicit attitudes demonstrated in IAT pairings and explicit attitudes primed in the MODE model?
A) IAT is a series of categorical judgments, whereas priming methods operate more readily on individual exemplars
B) Implicit attitudes may operate from simple slow-learning but durable and resistant) memory system, whereas explicit attitudes result from more fast-learning but flexible and context-sensitive) memory system
C) Implicit attitudes comprise propositions subjectively judged as true, whereas explicit attitudes primarily stem from affective experiences and cultural beliefs
D) Both B and C

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The distinction between IAT pairings and explicit attitudes primed in the MODE model is not suggested to be that implicit attitudes comprise propositions subjectively judged as true, whereas explicit attitudes primarily stem from affective experiences and cultural beliefs. This statement is not relevant to the comparison between IAT and priming methods. The other options (A and B) are suggested distinctions between the two attitudes. Option D includes both options B and C, but C is not a suggested distinction. Therefore, the correct answer is C.

Which If the Following Is NOT Suggested to Be a Distinction