1Which is NOT a factor involved in decision-making, according to expectancy-val

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1   Which is NOT a factor involved in decision-making, according to expectancy-value theory?
   a.   the value of each possible outcome
   b.   the ability to control a situation
   c.   the probability of each outcome
   d.   all of the above ARE decision-making factors

Celeste

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Reply #1 on: Jun 13, 2019

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