Research on the Mere-Exposure Effect Has Shown That Liking a Person

question 135

Multiple Choice

Research on the mere-exposure effect has shown that liking a person:

• A)increases with increased exposure to him or her.
• B)decreases with increased exposure to him or her.
• C)is determined in the first encounter;mere exposure will not change this phenomenon.
• D)is predicted primarily by gender;mere exposure will not change this phenomenon.

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