Multiple Choice
The mere exposure effect is a term used in social psychology to describe ________ in positive affect that follows from ________ to a previously unfamiliar stimulus.
A) an increase; repeated exposure
B) a decrease; repeated exposure
C) an increase; a single exposure
D) a decrease; a single exposure
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