According to the Reinforcement-Affect Model

question 78

Multiple Choice

According to the reinforcement-affect model:

• A) we like a person with whom we associate reward even if we do not attribute the reward to that person
• B) we tend to like people if we feel a duty to do so
• C) we like a person if we somehow get rewarded by them
• D) we tend to like people even if they are obnoxious if we expect to have further interaction with them
• E) continuous rewards lead to the development of affect

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