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The common problem with secondary data is that it is sometimes difficult (or impossible) to judge their
  ________________.
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____ has been widely applied in the consumer behavior field to explain how attitudes form and change.
 a. The expectancy-value model
  b. Weber's theory
  c. Weber's law
  d. The lexicographical model
  e. The affective cognition theory



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Answer to Question 1

accuracy

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Reply 2 on: Jun 28, 2018
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