According to the , if a stimulus causes a strong emotion (such as fear) an opposite emotion tends to occur when the stimulus ends (such as relief).

This idea is according to the Opponent-Process Theory.

Explanation:

Opponent-Process Theory suggests the way an individual perceives colors is controlled by 3 opposing systems:

An individual can only detect one of the two colors from each system at a time, since once of the colors tends to conceal the other.

This theory can be applied to emotions as well, also looking at them as pairs of opposites such as:

In this case, once the stimulus which has caused fear ends, the opposite emotion will occur; relief.

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