The Tendency for Novel Stimuli to Be Liked More After

question 99

Multiple Choice

The tendency for novel stimuli to be liked more after repeated exposure to them is referred to as:

• A)the mere exposure effect.
• B)the novelty phenomenon.
• C)display liking.
• D)the effect of repetition.

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Definitions:

Termination of Offer

The revocation or withdrawal of a proposal by the offeror before it has been accepted by the offeree.

Counteroffer

A proposal made in response to an original offer, modifying its terms and conditions, which effectively rejects the initial offer.

Material Term

A significant provision in a contract that notably affects the rights and obligations of the parties involved.

Elements of Offer

The criteria that must be met for a proposal to be considered a valid offer in contract law, typically including intent, definiteness, and communication to the offeree.