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A person who supports gay marriage listens to a televised debate between two politicians on either side of the issue. According to dissonance theory, this person is likely to remember
   a.    the best arguments on each side of the issue, regardless of who presented them.
   b.   only the arguments presented by the person who was for gay marriage.
   c.   only the arguments presented by the person who was against gay marriage.
   d.   the most plausible arguments in favor of gay marriage and the most implausible arguments against it.

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