According to Andersen's Cognitive Valence Theory, the Effects of Too

question 18

Multiple Choice

According to Andersen's Cognitive Valence Theory, the effects of too much immediacy are best described as:

• A) the target shows little or no compensatory behavior or reciprocity.
• B) the target will almost always try to compensate or resist intimacy.
• C) the persuader is exhibiting too little interest in the attempt at persuasion.
• D) immediacy has no effect at all on compensation or reciprocity.
• E) the persuader is ineffective.

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