Byrne's Work on Attitude Similarity in Liking from the 1960s

question 37

Multiple Choice

Byrne's work on attitude similarity in liking from the 1960s is important in the history of relationship science because it demonstrated that:

• A) relationships can be studied rigorously in the laboratory.
• B) all relationships are the same.
• C) common sense is as important as research methods.
• D) relationships can be studied with electrodes.

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Definitions:

Choice Behavior

The cognitive process involved in deciding between two or more alternatives.

Humans

Humans, scientifically known as Homo sapiens, are a species of bipedal primates characterized by their advanced cognitive abilities, language use, and capacity to create complex tools, cultures, and societies.

Anticipatory Pain Response

Stimuli associated with painful events produce a fear response, which motivates escape from the painful environment.

Punishment

An unpleasant consequence given to reduce the occurrence of a particular behavior.