According to Zajonc (2001), repeated encounters with a stranger generally allow ________ to decrease and ________ to increase
A) beneficial consequences; harmful consequences
B) positive emotions; negative emotions
C) positive emotions; feelings of familiarity
D) feelings of familiarity; feelings of uncertainty
E) negative emotions; positive emotions
Answer: E
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