Two hypotheses from your group members

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Read two hypotheses from your group members and then use two different theories from the course to explain the behavior. Explain the behavior you described in 11.4.1

Hypothesis 1: Humans may avoid taking risks and pursuing their goals due to fear of failure.

What theory can describe this hypothesis? Explain.

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