According to opponent-process theory,in parachute jumping the strengthening of the b-process over trials
A)causes the individual to be less terrified with experience
B)causes the aftereffects of a jump to last longer with experience
C)both a and b
D)neither a nor b

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The opponent-process theory suggests that emotional reactions are followed by opposite emotional states. With repeated exposure, such as in parachute jumping, the initial fear response (a-process) weakens, while the opposite, pleasurable response (b-process) strengthens and lasts longer, leading to both less terror and longer-lasting positive aftereffects with experience.

According to Opponent-Process Theory,in Parachute Jumping the Strengthening of the B-Process