The Major Difference Between the Dissonance Theory and the Self-Perception

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Multiple Choice

The major difference between the dissonance theory and the self-perception theory is that the former relies on the motivating effects of _____, while the latter does not.

• A) behavior
• B) self-awareness
• C) tension
• D) self-inference

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Definitions:

Spring Tide

A condition of especially high and low tides caused when the sun, moon, and Earth are aligned, increasing the gravitational pull on the oceans.

Neap Tide

A condition of the sea where the difference between high and low tide is at its least, occurring twice a month.

High Tide

The state of the tide when it is at its highest level, usually occurring twice in a 24-hour period.

Low Tide

The condition of the sea when it has reached its lowest level within the tidal cycle, often exposing areas that are submerged at high tide.