Emotions are generally described across two dimensions. Which of the following pairs represent these dimensions?
A. Pleasant-unpleasant, good-bad
B. Mild-extreme, good-bad
C. Primary-secondary, mild-extreme
D. Pleasant-unpleasant, mild-extreme
Answer: D
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