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Business, 14.08.2020 03:01 ubaldo7410

Mark thinks that if he asks for a $50-a-week raise, he will definitely get it. He really wants a $75-a-week raise and thinks his chances of getting a raise of that amount are about 25 percent. Expectancy value theory would predict that Mark will ask for a -a-week raise, and classic behaviorism would predict that he will ask for a -a-week raise.

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