Participants in a Study Freely Engage in a Behaviour That

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Participants in a study freely engage in a behaviour that is contrary to their attitudes. This behaviour causes an increase in physiological arousal, but the experimenter tells the participants that this arousal is the product of a placebo pill they have taken. Under these conditions, we would not expect the participants to change their attitudes to be more in line with their behaviour, a finding that is most consistent with ______________ theory.

• A)The theory of planned behaviour
• B)Social identity theory
• C)Self-justification
• D)Cognitive dissonance

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Definitions:

Quantity

Quantity refers to the amount or number of a product or service that is available or demanded in the market at a particular time.

Money Income

The total amount of monetary earnings received by an individual or household over a specified period, including wages, salaries, benefits, and other income sources.

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Decisions that result in the best possible outcome, given any constraints or limitations faced.

Conditions Of Scarcity

A situation where the demand for a resource significantly exceeds its available supply, leading to allocation challenges.