What Does Self-Perception Theory Suggest

question 50

Multiple Choice

What does self-perception theory suggest

• A) Self-handicapping is a strategy used to deal with the negative outcomes we experience. 
• B) We infer attitudes from observing our own behaviours. 
• C) Our self-concept is tied to the feedback we get from others. 
• D) We develop attitudes from discerning what others think the attitudes should be.

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