Research on Proximity and Social Attraction Generally Supports the View

question 23

Multiple Choice

Research on proximity and social attraction generally supports the view that

• A)familiarity breeds contempt.
• B)familiarity leads to liking.
• C)proximity leads to affection and animosity with equal frequency.
• D)distance makes the heart grow fonder.

Understand the key concepts of social interaction and how they manifest in everyday life.

Identify and describe the effects of stereotypes and status cues on social perceptions and interactions.

Explain the role and impact of norms in shaping behaviors and social practices.

Recognize the significance of personal and social zones in regulating social distance and interactions.

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Definitions:

Norms for Expressing

Socially accepted rules or standards guiding how emotions and feelings should be shown or communicated in different contexts.

Cognitive Component

The aspect of attitude that encompasses beliefs and thoughts about an object, situation, or individual.

Beliefs, Opinions

Personal convictions or viewpoints held by an individual or group, often influencing behavior and decision-making.

Predispositions to Respond

Innate or acquired tendencies in individuals to react in certain ways under specific conditions or stimuli.