Attitude change as a function of attitude type and argument type.

Les auteurs font l'hypothese que les attitudes plutot affectives sont plus sensibles a des arguments rationnels alors, qu'au contraire, les attitudes cognitives sont plus sensibles aux arguments emotionnels

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