According to the Mere Exposure Effect, We Come to Like

question 48

Multiple Choice

According to the mere exposure effect, we come to like a person more the more we are exposed to them.This happens because increased exposure

• A) increases our familiarity with the person.
• B) leads us to perceive ourselves as more similar to the person.
• C) makes it easier to identify the various positive qualities the person possesses.
• D) makes us want to interact with the person in the future.
• E) makes us more willing to self-disclose personal details, which fosters intimacy and liking.

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