When We Are Repeatedly Exposed to a Person Who Lives

question 77

Multiple Choice

When we are repeatedly exposed to a person who lives or works near us, we tend to find that person more appealing. This is called:

• A) the equidistant effect.
• B) reciprocity.
• C) the mere exposure effect.
• D) the proximal relationship effect.

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Definitions:

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