According to Opponent-Process Theory

question 36

Multiple Choice

According to opponent-process theory:

• A) the intensity of hedonic state A is reinforced and increased by hedonic state B
• B) after an initial peak, hedonic state A is reduced in intensity by hedonic state B
• C) hedonic state B quickly decays
• D) hedonic state A slowly decays

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