Which of the Following Conclusions About Familiarity and Interpersonal Attraction

question 15

Multiple Choice

Which of the following conclusions about familiarity and interpersonal attraction can we draw?

• A) Extreme familiarity usually decreases attraction.
• B) Repeated exposure to someone does not always increase positive responses to that person.
• C) Familiarity always results in attraction.
• D) Familiarity is not strongly associated with attraction.

Comprehend different reinforcement schedules (fixed-ratio, variable-ratio, fixed-interval, variable-interval) and their impacts on behavior.

Recognize the role of aversive stimuli in behavior modification.

Grasp the concept of reinforcement and its application to increase desired behaviors.

Understand the use of punishment to decrease undesired behaviors.

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Definitions:

Kohlberg's Theory

A theory of moral development presented by Lawrence Kohlberg, which proposes that individuals progress through different stages of moral reasoning.

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Law And Order

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Kohlberg's Theory

A stage theory of moral development proposed by Lawrence Kohlberg, outlining how moral reasoning evolves across the lifespan.