In the study by Janis and Feshbach (1953) to determine the effect of fear arousal on dental habits, it was found that:
A) the most threatening appeal had the most effect
B) the least threatening appeal had the most effect
C) the mildly threatening appeal had the most effect
D) there was no effect of fear arousal on dental habits
E) none of the above
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