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    Attitudes Are Situational, Which Means That a Specific Situation May
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Attitudes Are Situational, Which Means That a Specific Situation May

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Attitudes are situational, which means that a specific situation may cause consumers to behave in ways that are inconsistent with their attitudes.

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