The Most Frequent Explanation for the Foot-In-The-Door Effect Is

question 49

Multiple Choice

The most frequent explanation for the foot-in-the-door effect is:

• A) social facilitation theory
• B) self-perception theory
• C) social loafing hypothesis
• D) molar behavior theory

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