The Mere-Exposure Effect Refers to the Fact That

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Multiple Choice

The mere-exposure effect refers to the fact that

• A) we tend to dislike someone we are merely exposed to, if we are unable to interact with them.
• B) proximity makes people like each other less.
• C) we tend to prefer people we have merely been exposed to over those we know well.
• D) we tend to increase our liking for people who have become familiar.

Acknowledging the role of outliers and the assumptions of error terms in regression analysis.

Understand the scientific and environmental consequences of nuclear explosions.

Comprehend the dynamics and outcomes of key WWII battles and territorial occupations.

Recognize the impact of WWII on global geopolitics, including shifts in power and the emergence of independence movements.

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Definitions:

Dizygotic Twins

Twins resulting from the fertilization of two different eggs by two different sperm, sharing 50% of their genes, similar to ordinary siblings.

Genetic Influence

The impact of genes inherited from parents on the traits and behaviors of an individual.

Genetic Heritability

The proportion of variation in traits within a population that is due to genetic differences among individuals.

Extraversion-Introversion

A personality dimension that contrasts tendencies toward sociability, enthusiastic activities versus reflection, and quiet activities.