Kent makes a promise to himself to go running each morning. His promise would most likely function as a commitment response if he:
A) has low self-esteem.
B) usually displays a strong level of say-do correspondence.
C) fails to make up his mind to go running.
D) finally realizes the importance of exercise.

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A commitment response is more likely to occur when an individual consistently follows through on what they say they will do, which is described as having a strong level of say-do correspondence. This means that if Kent usually does what he says he will do, his promise to himself to go running each morning is more likely to function as a commitment.

Kent Makes a Promise to Himself to Go Running Each