Affective Reactions Differ from Emotions in a Number of Ways

question 3

Multiple Choice

Affective reactions differ from emotions in a number of ways. For example, affective reactions tend to ____.

• A) occur more automatically
• B) involve a stronger behavioral component
• C) be more likely to relate to particular events
• D) be more complex

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