According to Dissonance Theory, We Tend to Experience Dissonance After

Multiple Choice

According to dissonance theory, we tend to experience dissonance after making an important decision because:

A) we often feel forced into choosing a particular alternative
B) the rejected alternative seems more attractive than the chosen alternative
C) the chosen alternative is seldom entirely positive, while the rejected alternatives are seldom entirely negative
D) we hardly ever have enough time to make a good decision