The Reinforcement-Affect Model of Affiliative Behavior Is Based on the Premise

question 55

Multiple Choice

The reinforcement-affect model of affiliative behavior is based on the premise that

• A) we feel good when we affiliate with people.
• B) we affiliate with those people with whom we associate positive feelings.
• C) we like our family members better than non-family members.
• D) we tend to like agreeable people better than non-agreeable people.

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