The correct answer is <span>the spillover effect.
The spillover effect (SOE) refers to the phenomenon in which our emotional responses or reactions to one particular event or situation "spills over" and influences our emotional responses to another event. An instance of SOE, is when you come home from a run and are already feeling good because of endorphins. Next, you receive some good news from a friend, and the good feelings from the run, spill over and make you feel the same about your friend's news. </span>
Answer:
event-driven
Explanation:
<u>Event driven</u> couples vacillate between commitment and ambivalence and often disagree on how committed they were as well as why they became committed in the first place. Event driven couples have relationships that are triggered based on recent happening in the couples lives with no orderliness in the progression of the relationship or commitment and such couples are unhappy as opposed to relationship driven couples which follow a pattern in the development of their relationship until they eventually get married and is more stable.
