A College Athlete Who Expresses Attitudes Favorable Toward Scholarship, Participates

A college athlete who expresses attitudes favorable toward scholarship, participates in scholastic honor societies, and questions the lower scholastic requirement placed on athletes at his college is illustrating the fact that

A) attitudes are seldom related to behavior.
B) behavior often cannot be predicted from attitudes.
C) a person's membership group is not necessarily his or her reference group.
D) behavior typically determines attitudes.