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Choose two of the following theories of prejudice: modern-symbolic, aversive, ambivalent. Briefly describe one way in which the theories you chose are similar in terms of how they explain prejudice and one way in which they are different in terms of how they explain prejudice.
Opposites Attract Theory
The hypothesis that individuals are attracted to others with different personality traits or physical attributes than themselves.
Interpersonal Attraction
The force that draws people together and creates the desire for ongoing social interaction, which can be based on physical appearance, similarity, or other factors.
Similarity
The state of being alike or sharing common features.
Proximity
The physical or psychological closeness between people, which is a major factor influencing interpersonal attraction and the formation of social relationships.
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