Sociological Social Psychologists Find Psychological Theories of the Behavior-Attitude Relationship

Sociological social psychologists find psychological theories of the behavior-attitude relationship useful because they:

A) are usually tested using general population surveys
B) emphasize both social processes and outcomes
C) explain why enacting laws that change people's behaviors lead to changes in the population's attitudes
D) highlight variations in the relationship between cognition and behavior across levels of analysis
E) illustrate the distinction between micro- and macro-level social processes