Kara Has Noticed That Every Time She Eats Out on Her

question 118

Multiple Choice

Kara has noticed that every time she eats out on her own she chooses a pizza place over fast food places that serve burgers and fries. Consequently, Kara decides she must really prefer pizzas to burgers and fries. In this example, Kara has formed her attitude in the manner suggested by

• A) self-perception theory.
• B) cognitive dissonance theory.
• C) observational learning theory.
• D) the fundamental attribution error.

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Definitions:

Companionship

A close relationship between individuals where friendship, emotional support, and sometimes physical closeness are provided and received.

Income

Money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments.

Physically Close

Proximity in space, being near to someone or something in distance.

Emotionally Close

A state of being deeply connected to another person on an emotional level.