A Successive Negative Contrast Effect Occurs When

Multiple Choice

A successive negative contrast effect occurs when

A) a subject is intermittently and unpredictably rewarded and punished for the same behavior.
B) the value of a given reward depends on a discrepancy between the reward that is received and the reward that was expected.
C) a subject first becomes addicted to a drug and then experiences withdrawal symptoms when deprived of the drug.
D) a subject that is well-behaved in a certain context misbehaves in a different context.