In Social Psychology, an Attitude Refers to a Predisposition to Respond

In social psychology, an attitude refers to a predisposition to respond to certain stimuli or situations. Friend T and friend X have a strong relationship with each other and T dislikes a political candidate, while X likes that candidate. According to Osgood's congruity theory, what is the likely outcome of this situation?

A) Friend T will change his attitude about the candidate to a more positive or neutral one
B) Friend X will change his attitude about the candidate to a more negative or neutral one
C) Both X and T will change attitudes about the candidate in response to the other's attitude
D) Both X and T will change attitudes about each other