Sarah knows that she should be studying hard for the LSATs if she wants to attend law school. Her most probable emotional reaction to this type of self-discrepancy would be
A) anxiety.
B) irritability.
C) rage.
D) dissatisfaction.

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Anxiety is the most likely emotional reaction to a self-discrepancy between one's current behavior and a desired behavior, such as not studying for the LSATs when one knows they should be. This discrepancy can create a sense of uncertainty, worry or fear, leading to anxiety.

Sarah Knows That She Should Be Studying Hard for the LSATs