A Rollercoaster Ride Elicits an Initial Feeling of Fear Followed

question 6

Multiple Choice

A rollercoaster ride elicits an initial feeling of fear followed by a feeling of exhilaration. After repeated experiences, the initial fear responses may become weaker, whereas the rebound responses grow stronger. This process is called _____ theory.

• A) habituation
• B) opponent process
• C) dual process
• D) emotional stability

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Definitions:

Long-Term Costs

Expenses or implications that occur over an extended period, often considered when making decisions that have lasting impacts.

Predicted Benefits

Expected advantages or improvements that result from a particular action or policy.

System-1

Fast, automatic, intuitive approach of processing information, often contrasted with the slower, more deliberate reasoning of System 2.

System-2

A term used in psychology referring to the analytical and conscious mode of thinking, characterized by slower, more deliberate, and logical reasoning.