Values differ from attitudes in that values
A) Are learned from socializing agents.
B) Are acquired by modeling others.
C) Are qualities or beliefs as opposed to tendencies to respond.
D) All answers are correct.

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Values are beliefs or principles that individuals hold to be important or desirable, while attitudes are tendencies to respond positively or negatively to specific objects, people or situations. Therefore, values differ from attitudes in terms of their nature and content.

Values Differ from Attitudes in That Values