Structured-Disguised Questionnaires Typically Rest on Some Proposition Regarding the Role

Multiple Choice

Structured-disguised questionnaires typically rest on some proposition regarding the role of attitude in the person's mental and psychological make-up. One proposition holds, for example, that

A) an individual's knowledge, perception and memory are conditioned by his attitudes and thus in order to assess his attitudes, we should ask him what he knows.
B) an individual's attitudes are conditioned by his knowledge and thus in order to find out what he knows we should ask him about his attitudes.
C) greater knowledge reflects the strength and direction of attitudes.
D) there is no relation between knowledge and attitude.
E) a and c above.