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Just before something scary happens in a horror film, they often play scary-sounding music. When I hear the music, I tense up in anticipation of the scary event. In this situation, the music serves as a
(A) US.
(B) CS.
(C) UR.
(D) CR.
(E) NR
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(B) CS.
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The music before a scary event in a horror movie serves as a CS. It is something we associate with a fear-inducing event (the US). In this example, preparing to be scared is the CR and the fear caused by the event in the movie is the UR. There is no such thing as a NR.
Posted : 08/02/2024 12:58 pm