Glossary
Adaptation Level: Some average of the stimulus intensities to which the individual has been exposed.
Adaptation Level Theory: A theory proposed to account for how the same stimulus can be evaluated differently as a function of how similar or dissimilar it is to the adaptation level.
Affect: Emotion.
Aided Recall: A measure of retention that provides minimal prompting. For example, the individual is asked to tell what (product category) commercials they have seen recently.
Anchoring Stimuli: The highest, the lowest, and the average stimulus intensities to which the individual has been exposed.
Assimilation-Contrast Effects: A theory proposed to account for how the same stimulus can be evaluated differently as a function of how similar ...
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