Multiple lines of research have shown that reward can be thought of as two processes,
A) liking and wanting.
B) needing and pleasure.
C) needing and wanting.
D) liking and pleasure.

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Liking refers to the actual enjoyment or pleasure derived from a reward, while wanting refers to the desire, motivation, or craving for a reward. These two processes operate independently and can be influenced by different factors. This distinction between liking and wanting has been supported by various studies, including brain imaging studies. The other options do not accurately capture the two distinct processes of reward.

Multiple Lines of Research Have Shown That Reward Can Be