When Acacia Goes Through the Checkout Line at Her Local

When Acacia goes through the checkout line at her local grocer, the cashier asks if she would like to donate money to a particular charity. Though Acacia likes to support charities, she has been struggling financially and does not feel strongly about the issue she is being asked to support with a donation. In spite of this, she considers herself to be a good and kind person and believes that refusing to contribute to a charity is a selfish thing to do. As a result, she agrees to donate. The cognitive categories into which Acacia sorts different behaviors are called

A) thought drawers.
B) mind maps.
C) consistency traps.
D) personal constructs.