Rosie and Ginny decide to eat at a restaurant. When they arrive, they are greeted promptly by the hostess. The waiter is efficient and the food is fantastic! They are likely to return to the restaurant because their decision to eat there was followed by a satisfying experience. This example illustrates

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The law of effect states that behaviors followed by satisfying outcomes are likely to be repeated, which explains why Rosie and Ginny are likely to return to the restaurant.

Rosie and Ginny Decide to Eat at a Restaurant