According to Rotter, in situations where more than one behavior is possible, we should choose the behavior with the largest combination of:
A) reinforcement and need
B) expected success and value
C) need and opportunity
D) primary and secondary needs

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According to Rotter, the behavior with the largest combination of expected success (likelihood of achieving the goal) and value (importance of the goal) should be chosen when multiple behaviors are possible. This means that the individual needs to consider both the potential for success and the importance of the goal in determining the most appropriate behavior to engage in. Therefore, choice B (expected success and value) is the best option.

According to Rotter, in Situations Where More Than One Behavior