According to the Opponent-Process Theory of Motivation

question 64

Multiple Choice

According to the opponent-process theory of motivation,

• A) the a-process is the innate trigger for eliciting the b-process.
• B) the b-process does not occur until the initial emotional stimulus is withdrawn.
• C) the a-process changes over time and becomes weaker as exposure to the emotional stimulus increases.
• D) the b-process weakens over time but persists for an increasingly longer duration as exposure to the emotional stimulus increases.

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