A comparison of theories explaining attitude-behaviour relationships concludes that dissonance conditions do indeed arouse tension,especially when those conditions threaten
A)self-worth.
B)physical discomfort.
C)as-yet-unformed attitudes.
D)self-esteem.

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Dissonance conditions refer to situations where an individual's attitudes, beliefs or behaviors are not consistent with one another, leading to psychological discomfort or tension. This theory suggests that when the conditions threaten an individual's sense of self-worth, the dissonance is increased, and they are more likely to experience attitude-behavior inconsistency. Therefore, option A - self-worth - is the best choice for this question.

A Comparison of Theories Explaining Attitude-Behaviour Relationships Concludes That Dissonance