Robert Zajonc's Mere Exposure Effect and the James-Lange Theory of Emotion

question 128

Multiple Choice

Robert Zajonc's mere exposure effect and the James-Lange theory of emotion share the common idea that ____.

• A) cognitions may not have a strong influence on emotion
• B) emotion and motivation are essentially two parts of the same process
• C) the environmental context will usually determine emotions
• D) emotions are not really measurable

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