The Term Mood Congruency Refers to the Fact That

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Multiple Choice

The term mood congruency refers to the fact that:

• A) judgments are often consistent with our mood states
• B) recall is more accurate when the same mood state is experienced at retrieval as at encoding.
• C) we prefer products that are congruent with other products that we already own.
• D) we prefer advertisements that are the same valence as the show we are watching.

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