The two-factor theory explains the fine line between ________.
A) argument and counter-argument
B) familiarity and boredom
C) compliance and non-compliance
D) affect and cognition

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The two-factor theory, particularly in the context of psychology, often refers to the balance between familiarity and boredom, where repeated exposure to a stimulus can initially increase liking (familiarity) but eventually lead to boredom.

The Two-Factor Theory Explains the Fine Line Between ________