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According to the opponent-process theory, what is the relationship between primary and opponent emotions?
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According to the opponent-process theory, what is the relationship between primary and opponent emotions?
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The opponent-process theory proposes that each primary emotion has an opposing emotion, with primary emotions being short-lived and opponent emotions being longer-lasting and providing a homeostatic balance.
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