When We Come to Like Persons or Things Simply as a Result

question 117

Multiple Choice

When we come to like persons or things simply as a result of seeing them more often, this is known as the:

• A) proximity hypothesis.
• B) frequency paradox theory.
• C) similarity-difference comparison model.
• D) mere exposure effect.

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