Tori sometimes refrains from arguing with her colleagues in staff meetings because she believes it is not appropriate for women to display anger. Tori’s belief about emotional expressiveness in women is best explained by ______.a) self-determination theoryb) thought suppressionc) display rulesd) affect-as-information theory

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