Himmelfarb and Eagly's (1974) Definition of an Attitude Embraced the View

Himmelfarb and Eagly's (1974) definition of an attitude embraced the view of the three-component model. Their definition also emphasised that attitudes are:

A) relatively permanent, generalisable, and unlimited to socially significant events of objects.
B) limited to socially significant events or objects, but not generalisable or permanent.
C) generalisable and unlimited to socially significant events, but not permanent.
D) relatively permanent, generalisable, but limited to socially significant events or objects.