The Inborn Tendency to React Emotionally to Stimuli That Indicate

question 91

Multiple Choice

The inborn tendency to react emotionally to stimuli that indicate emotion in other members of one's species is called:

• A) observational conditioning.
• B) stimulus enhancement.
• C) imitation.
• D) emotional contagion.

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