According to Cooper and Fazio's Model, Attitude-Discrepant Behaviour Will Not

question 8

Multiple Choice

According to Cooper and Fazio's model, attitude-discrepant behaviour will not arouse dissonance unless:

• A) it was not performed under free volition
• B) there was sufficient external justification
• C) the individual attributes arousal to his or her own behaviour
• D) the individual feels the outcome was not caused by his or her own behaviour
• E) none of the above

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