Reward theory-expectnacy theory

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Reward theory, expectnacy theory, cognitive dissonance, and attribution theory all tell us the we respond not just to situations but also to

a. the intensity of the stimuli
b. our unconscious needs
c. our cognitive interpretations of them
d. our biological needs and drives
e. our social instincts

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