Which of the following statements is a component of Solomon’s opponent-process theory of motivation?
A. A positive feeling is followed by a feeling of numbness.
B. Positive feelings turn out to just be nonnegative feelings.
C. A positive feeling is followed by a contrasting negative feeling.
D. Feelings are neither positive nor negative, but merely neutral.
Answer:C
Which of the following statements is a component of Solomon’s opponent-process theory of motivation?
A. A positive feeling is followed by a feeling of numbness. B. Positive feelings turn out to just be nonnegative feelings. C. A positive feeling is followed by a contrasting negative feeling. D. Feelings are neither positive nor negative, but merely neutral.