Mere repeated exposure and experimental stress as determiners of stimulus evaluations
Motivation and EmotionPublished 1 March 1980
Norbert Vanbeselaere
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Abstract
From Berlyne's theorizing concerning the determinants of hedonic value of a stimulus it was hypothesized that importance of evaluative judgments and frequency of exposure would interact in determining the favorability of affective ratings. This prediction was confirmed by the data. Increasing the importance of the rating task decreased the favorability of the ratings of low-frequency stimuli but enhanced the ratings of high-frequency stimuli.
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