Which of the following statements is true about values and attitudes?

A) Attitudes are inborn and values are developed on the basis of observation and attitudes.
B) Attitudes are much deeper than values and they often conflict with the former.
C) Values and attitudes are two different names for the same set of perceptions.
D) Values affect attitudes, and values conflicts with other people involve attitude problems.

Values and attitudes are related but different constructs. Attitudes are evaluative judgments about specific things or situations, while values are broader guiding principles or beliefs about what is important or desirable. Values can influence attitudes, as people may form attitudes based on how well they believe a situation or action aligns with their values. Conflicts between values held by different people can result in attitude problems or disagreements.