LaPiere's study from the 1930s concerning whether restaurants would serve a Chinese couple demonstrated that
A) attitudes did not predict behavior very well.
B) attitudes did predict behavior very well.
C) while attitudes did predict behavior, behavior did not predict attitudes.
D) attitudes did predict behavior and behavior did predict attitudes.

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LaPiere's study found that despite 90% of the restaurants stating they would not serve a Chinese couple, the couple only experienced one refusal out of 251 establishments. This showed that attitudes (as stated by the restaurants) did not predict behavior very well.

LaPiere's Study from the 1930s Concerning Whether Restaurants Would Serve