The Finding That Frequent Contact with a Mildly Negative,neutral,or Positive

question 96

Multiple Choice

The finding that frequent contact with a mildly negative,neutral,or positive stimulus results in increasingly positive evaluations of that stimulus is known as ________.

• A)an adaptive response
• B)the similarity-dissimilarity effect
• C)the repeated exposure effect
• D)the proportion of similarity
• E)the affect-centered model

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