Ideas that one holds as true are:

A. Values are abstract standards that guide behavior, not simply ideas held as true. B. Beliefs are correct because they represent convictions or ideas that an individual accepts as true, whether or not supported by evidence. C. Attitudes are predispositions or feelings toward people, objects, or situations, not necessarily truths a person accepts. D. Personal philosophy is an overall system of thought or worldview, broader than a single idea held as true.