Which of the following statements is NOT consistent with Vallacher and Wegner's work on action-identification?
A) People are more likely to say they are "eating dinner" than "putting food in their mouths and chewing."
B) People regulate their activities in as high-level a way as they can.
C) When people encounter difficulties they tend to retreat to a lower-level identity to act.
D) none of the above

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Vallacher and Wegner's work on action-identification theory suggests that all the statements A, B, and C are consistent with their findings. They propose that people prefer to describe and think about their actions in high-level terms (like "eating dinner") but will shift to more concrete, low-level descriptions (like "putting food in my mouth and chewing") when they encounter difficulties or need to troubleshoot specific aspects of their actions.

Which of the Following Statements Is NOT Consistent with Vallacher