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The elation effect occurs when an increased reward or rate of reinforcement leads to an increased response rate^[1].

See alsoEdit

• Elation
• Negative (positive) contrast effect

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ Coleman,A F (2006). Oxford Dictionary of Psychology, 2nd ed. Oxford:OUP.