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Using the least possible amount of external justification required to prevent undesirable behavior is referred to as:

A) minimal deterrence.
B) cognitive dissonance.
C) induced compliance.
D) initiation severity.

Minimal Deterrence

Use of the minimal level of external justification necessary to deter unwanted behavior.

External Justification

The process of explaining one's behavior with reasons outside of the individual, often to align with societal norms or expectations.

Undesirable Behavior

Actions or conduct deemed inappropriate or unacceptable based on societal norms or individual standards.

  • Understand the importance of external and internal justifications in the context of cognitive dissonance theory.
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Govind RajpurohitNov 16, 2024
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