How Does the Similarity-Attraction Effect Relate to the Conditionality of One's

question 35

Multiple Choice

How does the similarity-attraction effect relate to the conditionality of one's relationships?

• A) Both account for communal sharing.
• B) Both are accounted for by relational mobility.
• C) The similarity-attraction effect causes greater conditionality of one's relationships.
• D) The similarity-attraction effect has a negative relationship with conditionality.
• E) There is no relationship between them.

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