Pleasant is to _____ as unpleasant is to _____.
A) functional; imperative
B) imperative; aversive
C) adversive; appetitive
D) appetitive; aversive

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Pleasant experiences or stimuli are often referred to as "appetitive," meaning they are sought after or desired, while unpleasant experiences or stimuli are referred to as "aversive," meaning they are avoided. This makes "appetitive" and "aversive" direct antonyms in the context of desirability, aligning with the structure of the analogy.

Pleasant Is to _____ as Unpleasant Is to _____

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