Repeatedly saying the word "me" puts people in a better mood than repeatedly saying "you." This best illustrates the
A) catharsis hypothesis.
B) feel-good,do-good phenomenon.
C) adaptation-level phenomenon.
D) facial feedback effect.

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The facial feedback effect suggests that facial movements can influence emotional experiences. Repeating the word "me" might involve more positive facial expressions (like smiling) compared to saying "you," potentially putting someone in a better mood.

Repeatedly Saying the Word "Me" Puts People in a Better