According to the modern two-process theory,emotional states
A) develop from an association between the stimuli S and the instrumental response.
B) are characteristic of the peripheral nervous system.
C) only act to suppress behaviors, as in CER procedures.
D) do not invariably lead to particular responses.

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The modern two-process theory states that emotional states do not always lead to particular responses. This theory suggests that emotions are the result of both an immediate, automatic response to stimuli (such as fear when confronted with a snake) and a more deliberate, cognitive appraisal of the situation. The theory suggests that the cognitive appraisal can override the automatic response and lead to a different behavioral response than might have been expected based solely on the emotion elicited.

According to the Modern Two-Process Theory,emotional States