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1. What's more, the emotionality of negative stimulus was stronger than positive stimulus. For the interference would appear in positive stimulus only in the condition of affective priming.
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2. The first is a dubious generalisation made by the greatest of novelists, Leo Tolstoy.
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3. The laws governing our social life are not so clearly understood as to permit of a clear generalisation.
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4. A reasonable generalisation from this rather small sample would be that "prosperous and constitutional democracies tend to live in peace with each other."
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5. Thus the response to a given stimulus (virtual stressor) can easily change in two separate time periods, even though the stimulus is the same.
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