The Mere Exposure Effect, Where Liking or Attraction for Something

question 83

Multiple Choice

The mere exposure effect, where liking or attraction for something can increase just from multiple exposures to it, demonstrates the importance of with regard to attraction.

• A) proximity
• B) differences
• C) physical beauty
• D) similarity

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